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Published by the 
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO., 
BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 


The Special Voeabuldite: of the Public 
School Subjects 


Nineteen Lists, giving the Technical and Difficult Words Frequently Found 
in Textbooks in 


Grammar and Composition (English, French, Latin, German), Literature, Arithmetic, 
Algebra, Geometry, History, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, 
Physics, Physiology, Home Economics, Manual Training, Art and Music. 


Determined by LUELLA COLE PRESSEY 


Ohio State University, Department of Psychology 


1. Tar Great IMporTANCE OF ‘‘ TECHNICAL’? VOCABULARIES 


The work from which these vocabularies have eventuated was begun because 
of the writer’s conviction that the vocabulary factor had never received any- 
thing approaching the attention it deserved, as a factor conditioning the effi- 
ciency of reading and study. It was felt that much of the difficulty which pupils 
have in studying their textbooks was due to lack of knowledge of the important 
technical words in a subject, rather than to lack of any general ‘‘silent reading 
ability.”? It was believed that these technical vocabularies were much larger 
{han is ordinarily supposed—and it may be added that the results of the inves- 
tigation have fully borne out this belief. It seemed obvious, then, that general 
training alone, in reading, did not prepare children to read textbooks in geography, 
history, or biology. To a certain extent children must (it was felt) be trained 
specifically for assimilative reading in each subject; and this training must con- 
sist primarily of a development of vocabulary in that subject. The first pur- 
pose, in the research which resulted in these vocabulary lists, was to make pos- 
sible such training. It is believed that by proper use of these lists teachers may 
ereatly improve the efficiency of their pupils, in reading and study. 

However, a second type of service which these lists might perform was hardly 
less in mind, in undertaking this work. A list of the technical terms in any sub- 
ject is more than a mere list of words; it is a catalogue of the important con- 
cepts in that subject. As such, the list can be of service in many ways. <A child’s 
failure to grasp any portion of the subject matter will be indicated by vague- 
ness regarding the meaning of the terms involved in that portion of the subject. 
Some hint as to the proportioning of emphasis in a course may be obtained from 
consideration of the comparative importance of the terms involved. Interrelation 
between different subjects will be indicated by a common terminology. 

- The special or technical vocabulary of a school subject thus appears a tool 
of fundamental importance, with which a pupil must become familiar if he is 
to study that subject with any efficiency. It is a summary of the content of 
that subject. Lists of the technical terms in the publie school subjects should, 
then, be of great service to every teacher. 


2. Mertuops Usep In DETERMINING THE VOCABULARIES 


Tne procedure used throughout, in determining the vocabularies, has been 
as follows: 


(1) The most widely used textbooks in each subject were first gone over 
by readers, who were instructed to list all words occurring in the texts read 
which, because peculiar to the subject or uncommon, might be difficult for chil- 
dren in the grades in which the subject is taught.* Each text was read by at 
least two readers; and the work was so distributed that at least six different 
readers worked on each subject. The readings on each subject were continued 
until three successive readings, not of the same book or by the same reader, 
added less than one per cent of new words; when this pomt was reached it was 
concluded that all the technical terms of any importance had been found. The 
number of readings necessary to reach this ‘‘saturation point’’ varied from 
eight in high school chemistry to twenty-three in history. For all the subjects, 
the total number of readings was 225. 


(2) All words thus obtained were arranged alphabetically for each subject, 
and the lists mimeographed. The list for each subject was then sent to teachers 
of that subject. The teachers were told to check twice those words they con- 
sidered it absolutely essential that children studying that subject should know, 
to check once those words that were important but not essential, and to leave un- 
marked any words that they considered unnecessary to the subject. The number 
of teachers judging the words for each subject ranged from 26 in manual train- 
ing to 102 in arithmetic. Only four subjects—manual training, home economies, 
general science, and chemistry—were rated by less than 35 teachers. The total 
number of ratings was 796. 


(3) The judgments were then tabulated to show the number of checks for 
each word. Thus if 50 teachers double checked a word its total check value would 
be 100; if 25 teachers double checked the word and 10 single checked it the . 
total value would be 60. On the basis of these totals the words were divided into 
four groups: (a) words receiving one half or more of the total possible number 
of check marks, (b) words receiving from one fourth to one half of the possible 
number, (c) words receiving less than one fourth of the total possible number of 
ehecks, but reported in at least one third of the readings, and (d) words ful- 
filling none of the above conditions. In the lists those words in group (a) ap- 
pear in capital letters; they may be considered to make up the ‘‘fundamental 
vocabulary’’ for the subject under consideration. The words in group (b) ap- 
pear in italics, and may be considered a supplementary vocabulary. The words 
in group (¢) are included, in ordinary type, as words often found in textbooks— 
though not of great importance—and so needing explanation. The words in 
sroup (d) were omitted. 


*It will be noticed that the directions were so phrased as to include not only technical 
words, but any difficult words. As a result many words were found which, though not strictly 
technical, were part of the general style of writers in a given subject, and not common else- 
where. Such words are, for a child, no small part of the vocabulary burden in that subject, 
but are not readily so recognized by the teacher. It is considered a distinctive merit that these 
lists include such words. . dt 


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(4) The vocabularies of the various subjects were then studied, with spe- 
cial reference to interrelations. It was found that certain subjects had many 
words in common; thus the grammars, in all the languages covered, included 
such words as noun, case, tense. Similarly, certain terms appear in all the 
sciences. In publishing the vocabularies, for subjects which thus share many 
terms with other subjects, the words common to all of these related subjects are 
printed first, as a central or ‘‘core’’ vocabulary. And words which appear in 
several though not all, of these related subjects, have this fact indicated by ab- 
breviations following the word. Thus in the French list dative (L) (G) means 
that dative is to be found in the Latin and German lists as well.* 


3. ORGANIZATION OF THE Lists FoR ScHoo.t UsE 


It is believed that the lists will prove most valuable if put into the hands of 
the pupils. To make this feasible, the list of terms for each subject has been 
printed in a separate, inexpensive, small folder. Each folder (or section) begins 
with a brief statement of the nature of the list. The importance of knowledge 
of technical terms is next emphasized; then follow suggestions to the pupils, re- 
garding use of the lists. After this brief introduction, the complete list for the 
subject is given—first the ‘‘core’’ vocabulary of words common to all subjects 


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.of that group, then the further words making up the total technical vocabulary 


for the particular subject dealt with in that section. Each section or folder is 
thus a complete, self-explanatory unit, requiring no supplementary material and 
ready to be put into the hands of the pupils. It should also be emphasized that, 
because of the very compact form in which these sections have been issued, they 
are very inexpensive; the lists average three cents apiece, or $1.00 for a class of 
35 pupils. The sections, with the number of pages and the price of each section 


per 35 copies, are as follows: Sample lists 5 cents each. 
Section Pages it aa Section Pages iia 
of 35 of 35 
1 Grammar and Composition 4 $ .40 8 Chemistry 16 $1.50 
(English, French, Latin, 9 Geography 12 1.16 
German ) 10: Physies 12 1.10 
2 Literature 8 10 11 Physiology A Wei th Ral | 
3 Arithmetic 4 40 12 Home Economics 16 1.50 
4 Algebra and Geometry 8 75 13 Manual Training + ieliaa 
5 History MDMA | a eS 4 40 
6 General Science — 16. $1.50 15 Musie 4 .40 

7 Biology 16 1.50 


* A study is now being made of the interrelations between all of the nineteen vocabularies, 
and of the relation of these lists to the Thorndike list of the most common ten thousand words. 
The findings, together with a full discussion of the methods used in the total investigation, 
will be published later in monograph form, . . . . The writer asks that, if any mistakes are 
found in the lists as now issued, she be informed of the matter so that this further study may 
include the corrections. All the work has, at every step, been carefully checked. But the 
investigation has involved the cooperation of many persons, the copying and recopying of long 
lists of words, and tabulations aggregating over a million records; £9 a few mistakes are 
almost inevitable. - 


4, UsE or THE Lists In ScHoon. WorK 


The following suggestions are offered, regarding use of the lists in schools: 


(1) The lists should be of decided value to a teacher, in enabling her to dis- 
tinguish the technical and difficult terms in each subject, and to obtain some idea 
as to the comparative importance of these terms—importance not only for the 
subject in question, but also as indieated by the number of other subjects in 
which a given term is used. The lists should also emphasize to teachers that 
many words, which children are often expected to know as a result of their gen- 
eral reading, are really technical words and need explanation. 


(2) It is intended that the lists should be placed in the hands of the pupils. 
The lists should then serve a similar and very important purpose in pointing out 
to pupils the words in each subject which it is important that they should know— 
and the relative importance of these terms. It is suggested that pupils should 
go through the lists, checking those words they do not know. These terms should 
then be looked up in the dictionary,* or otherwise mastered, and all vocabulary 
difficulties eliminated. he Cea 

(3) As was pointed out in the first section, these lists are more than mere 
lists of words; they are catalogues of the important concepts in each subject. 
So the lists may very profitably be used as ‘‘diagnostic tests’’ in determining 
the specific weaknesses, of a class or an individual pupil, in a subject. That is, 
if the teacher will find out the terms which a pupil does not know, in the voeabu- 
lary for the subject in question, she will have a very valuable indication as to the 
topies on which that pupil needs help. The lists can be of great service in thus 
diagnosing weaknesses, and guiding the teacher in her remedial instruction. 

(4) The lists are excellent material for review of a course; and mastery 
of a list is a definite and yet comprehensive objective toward which to work, in 
review. That is, a very careful going-over of the technical vocabulary of a sub- 


ject is largely equivalent to a complete review of that subject. And if a pupil - 


is master of all the terms in such a list, he may feel sure of fair grasp of the 
subject. | 

A more full discussion regarding the derivation of the lists and their use 
will be found in the Lducational Research Bulletin of the Ohio State University, 
Volume 3, pages 182-185, April 30, 1924, and in an early number of School 
and Society. 


* The lists evidently afford excellent occasions for instruction and practice in use of the 
dictionary—instruction too often lacking. Pupils should receive such instruction and practice 
not only in English classes but in their study of-other subjects as well, so that their dictionary 
habits will become thoroughly generalized, and the many services appreciated, which diction- 
aries may render. / 


420, | THE LiSnapy 


OF THE 
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‘SASITY OF tLuwais 
Developed by Luella Cole Pressey Published by the 
Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 1: GRAMMAR (English, German, Latin, French) AND COMPOSITION 


The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 
in language work. The first list contains words common to the grammars of all 
four languages; these are the basic srammatical terms. In the other lists are 
words peculiar to the grammars of each of the four languages mentioned above.* 

In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are 
somewhat less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type 
are not very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence 
their meaning should be understood. 7 

It is very important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical 
and difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study 
of the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a sub- 
ject will bring with it mastery of the important ideas in that subject. These 
lists should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know, and look up their meanings. 


COMMON GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE VOCABULARY 


ABBREVIATE articulation COMPLEX dash 

absolute attribute COMPOSITION (Lit) DECLARATIVE 
abstract (Int) AUXILIARY compound DECLENSION 
ACCENT (Lit) conclusion (Lit) DECLINE 
accusative CAPITALIZATION CONDITIONAL definite 

ACTIVE cardinal CONJUGATION DEFINITION 
ADJECTIVE (Lit) case CONJUNCTION degree 

ADVERB cause CONNECTIVE DEMONSTRATIVE 
ADVERBIAL clause consecutive DEPENDENT 
AFFIRMATIVE clearness CONSONANT DERIVATION 
AGREEMENT colloquial CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION (Lit} 
ALPHABET colon construe diagram 
amplify COMMA contraction DICTATION (Lit) 
ANTECEDENT COMMAND conversation dictionary 
APOSTROPHE (Lit) coMMON coordinate DIRECT 
appositive comparative — copulative discourse (Lit) 
argument — comparison correction 

arrangement complementary correlative emphasis 


ARTICLES COMPLETE ENDINGS 


“Some of the words are to be found in more than one list; this fact is indicated by 
abbreviations following the word. Thus ‘‘appRESS (F) (G)’? in the English list ‘means that 
this word is to be found in the French and German lists also. ‘Lit’? after a word indicates 
that the word appears also in the list of terms found in books on English and American 
Literature. ; 


ENGLISH 
EXCLAMATION 
EXPRESSION 


fact 
FEMININE 
final 
function 
future 


GENDER 
GOVERN 
GRAMMAR 
GRAMMATICAL 


HYPHEN 


IpIoMs (Lit) 
IMPERATIVE 
IMPERFECT 
IMPERSONAL 
INCOMPLETE 
indeclinable 
INDEFINITE 
INDEPENDENT 
INDICATIVE 
INDIRECT 
INFINITIVE 
INFLECTION (Lit) 
INITIAL 
INTERJECTION 
INTERROGATION 
INTERROGATIVE 
INTRANSITIVE 
INTRODUCTION 
IRREGULAR 
ITALICS 


LANGUAGE (Lit) 
limiting 


MASCULINE 
MISPRONOUNCE 
MISSPELL 
misuse 

MODE 
MODIFIERS 
MODIFY 
monosyllabie 
moop (Lit) 


NARRATION (Lit) 
narratwe (Int) 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTER 
NOMINATIVE 
NOUN 

NUMBER 
numeral 


OBJECT 
OBJECTIVE 
ORAL 
ordinal 
OUTLINE 


PARAGRAPH (Lit) 
PARENTHESIS 
parenthetical 
parse 
PARTICIPIAL 
PARTICIPLE 
particle 
PARTS 
PASSIVE 

PAST 

PERFECT 
PERIOD 
PERSON 


PERSONAL 
phonetic 
PHRASE (Lit) 
PLUPERFECT 
PLURAL 
positive 
POSSESSIVE 
precede 
PREDICATE 
PREFIXES 
PREPOSITION 
PRESENT 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
pronominal 
PRONOUNS 
PRONUNCIATION 
PROPER 
PUNCTUATION 
purpose. 


QUESTION 
QUOTATION (Lit) 


REGULAR 
RELATIVE 
repetition 
restrictive 
REWRITE 
ROOT 


SALUTATION 
SEMICOLON 
SENTENCE 
SEQUENCE (Lit) 
SIGNATURE 
SIMPLE 


SINGULAR 
speech (Int) 
SPELLING ! 
STATEMENT (Lit) 
STEM 

structure 
SUBJECT 
SUBJUNCTIVE 
SUBORDINATE 
SUBSTANTIVE (Lit) 
substitute 
successive 
SUFFIX 
SUPERLATIVE 
SYLLABLE 
SYNONYMS (Lit) 
SYNOPSIS (Lit) 
syntax 


TENSE 

term 

THEME (Lit) 
TITLE 

topic (Int) 
transitional (It) 
TRANSITIVE 
TRANSLATE (Lit) 
transpose 


UNDERLINE 
unity (Int) 
unmodified 
usage 


VERB 
VOCABULARY (Lit) 
VOICE 

VOWEL 


ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION 


ADDRESS (F') (G) 
advertisement 
alternate (F) 


ARGUMENTATION 


balance (F) 


(Lit) BRACKETS (F) 


assertion (F') 


collective (F) 
concrete 
(F) (Lit) 


CONDENSE 
(F) (Lit) 
contrast (F) 


letterhead 
converse (F) ESSAY (FE) (Lit) el pay 
coordination EXPOSITION link# F) 
correspond (F) folmaedaie 
(BE) (hit) toose (Ff) 
CORRESPONDENCE | 
F | : 
(F) generalization aay 
ane omission (F) 


DECISION (F') 
discourteous (FI) 


ACUTE 

address (FE) (G) 
adjacent 

agent (L) (G@) 
alternate (E) 
anterior 

antonym 
ASPIRATE (Li) (G) 
assertion (I) 


balance (E£) 
blank (EF) 
brackets (E) 


caret 

CEDILLA 
CIRCUMFLEX 
circumstantial (Lit) 
collective (I) 
component (G) 
composite 
concessive (L) 
concrete (FE) (Int) 
condense (H) (Int) 
conflict 

contradict 
CONTRARY-TO-FACT (Li) (G) 
contrast (E) 
converse (E) 


editorial 
(F) (Lit) 
elements (fF) (G) 


HEADING (F) 
homonym (F) 


indent 


pause (Ff) 


FRENCH 


convey (Int) 
correspond (B) 
correspondence (E) 


dative (L) (G) 
decision (E) . 
denominative 
dentals (G) 

DERIVE (L) (G) 
diminutive (L) (G) 
diphthong (L) (G) 
discourteous (H') (G) 
DISJUNCTIVE 
distributive 
dominant (L) 
doubling 


editorial (EL) (Lit) 
elements (HE) (G) 
ELISION 

essay (H) (Int) 
expletive (L) (G) 
exposition (H) (Lat) 
EXTEMPORIZE 


finte (L) 
futurity (L) 


genitive (L) (G) 
gerund (L) 


3 


informal (Ff) (@) 


PEN MANSHIP 


slang (F) 
split (F’) 

squinting 
subtitle 


topical (F) 
transnut (F) 


vocal (F) 
vocative (L) 
volitive (L) 


GRAVE 

guttural (G) (It) 
heading (E£) 
homonym (E) 
informal (E) (G) 
inseparable (G) 
insert (Int) 
mvariable (G) 
invert (G) 
labials (G) 
linguals (G) 
LINKING (7) 
loose (E) 


modal (L) (G@) 
MUTE 


NASAL 
omission (E) 


partitive (L) 
pause (i) 
PRETERIT (G) 


REFLEXIVE (L) (G) 
retroactive 

slang (E) 

split (E) 


STRESS (L) (Lit) terminology unstressed (L) 
topical (E£) 


temporal (L) transmit (EH). vocal (E) 
LATIN 
ABLATIVE DEPONENT GERUND (EF) polysyllable 
ACCOMPANIMENT DERIVE (F') (G) GERUNDIVE (G) (Int) 
AGENT (F) (G) dinunutive ; 
ANTEPENULT (F) (G) location REFLEXIVE 
aspirate (F) (G) pvieaTHONG MON TES | (F) (@) 
atiribulive (G) (EH) (G) modal (F) (G) SEMI-DEPONENT 
caesura wemicscieate (2) | a yihy stress (F') (Int) 
Ne duration  non-restrictwe SPENT 
cognate expletive (F) (G) optative (@) temporal (F) 
CONCESSIVE actitive ; 
CONTRARY-TO-FACT AVS (F) paradigm tae unstressed (F) 
(EF) (G) pururmy (F) AN i 
PENULT VOCATIVE (E) 
DATIVE (EF) (G) GENITIVE (F) (G@) PERIPHRASTIC volitive (EB) 
GERMAN 
ADDRESS (EK) (F)  discourteous lip-sounds ScRIPT (Lit) 
adjunct (EZ) (F) dial SEPARABLE 
agent (L) (Ff) elements (F) (EZ) ™® ie slur 
aspirate (F) (LZ) equivalents sihonaii » (L STOPS 
attributive (L) expletiwe (L) (F) MopaL (EF) (L) STRONG 
explosive optative (L) subjective 
CHARACTERS (Lit) survey 
COMBINATION ceNnrTIVE (F) (L)  palatals | 
component (F) Soe __ PARADIGM (L) Aer raen de 
CONTRARY-TO-FACT: ~ (F) (Lit) paraphrase (Lit) 
: SYLLABLES 
Soh Nad identical TOR ae (L) UMLAUT 
inflectional ! UNACCENTED 


POSITION 
preterit (F) 


DATIVE (EF) (L) 


Horde INFORMAL (HE) (F) 


INSEPARABLE (F') 


dentals (F ! VOICED 
sean es ict ie ve QUANTITY the 
DIMINUTIVE mila radical (Int) 

(F) (L) labials (F) reciprocal WEAK 
DIPHTHONG (L)(F) linguals (F) REFLEXIVE (L) (F) WorpD-ORDER 


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Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
Department of Psychology 
The Ohio State University 


Published by the 
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CoO. 
BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 2: ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 


The following list contains the technical and comparatively unusual words 
which are common to textbooks in English and American literature.* In this 
list the words which teachers consider most important are printed in capitals. 
These words should be studied first. The words in italics are somewhat less 
Important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not very 
important. However, these words occur in most textbooks; therefore their 
meaning should be understood. ) 

It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 


ABRIDGED altruist APOSTROPHE (Gr) 
ABRUPT AMATEUR apostrophize 
ABSTRACT (Gr) AMBIGUITY APPENDIX 
abstruse amorous apt 
ACCENT (Gr) amplification aptitude 
adherents anachronism archaic 
ADJECTIVES (Gr) ANALOGY ardent 
admonition anapest ARGUMENTATION (E) 
ADVENTURES ANECDOTE ARRAIGNMENT 
aesthetic annals artfully 
affectation ANONYMOUS artifice 
agitation anthology ARTIFICIAL 
ALLEGORY ANTI-CLIMAX ARTISTIC 
ALLITERATION ANTITHESIS artless 
ALLUSION aphorism aspersion 

apostle aspiration 


ALTERATION 


*Some of these words appear in the lists for more than one subject; this fact is indi- 
eated by abbreviations following such words. 
for English, ‘‘F’’ for French, ‘‘L’’ for Latin and ‘‘G’’ for German. The words in the 
Grammar list are those which are common to all four of the languages—above mentioned. 


In this list ‘‘Gr.’’ stands for Grammar, ‘‘E’’ 


atrocity 
attribute 
austere 
authentic 
AUTHOR 
AUTHORITY 
AUTOBIOGRAPHY 


BALLAD 
barbarism 
BARD 
belles-lettres 
BIBLIOGRAPHY 
bigot 
BIOGRAPHICAL 
BIOGRAPHY 
BLANK VERSE 
BREVITY 
brusqueness 
BURLESQUE 


cadence 
Caedmonian 
CANTO 
CARICATURE 
caricaturist 
CATASTROPHE 
categorical 
CAVALIER 
celebrity 


Celtic 
censor 


challenge 

chaotic 
CHARACTER (@) 
CHARACTERIZATION 
CHIVALRY 

CHORUS 
CHRONICLE 
circumstantial (F) 
citation 

cite 

CITIZEN 


clarity 

CLASSIC 
CLASSICISM 
classicist 
CLIMAX 

clown 

COHERENT 
cohesion 
collaboration 
collection 
COLLOQUIAL (Gr) 
colloquy 

COMEDY 

COMIC 
commendation 
COMMENTARY 
compile 
compiler 
COMPOSITION (Gr) 
COMPREHENSION 
CONCISE 
CONCLUSION (Gr) 


CONCRETE (F) (E) 
condensation (F) (E) 


conjectures 
CONSISTENCY 


CONTEMPORANEOUS 


CONTEMPORARY 
CONTEXT 
continuity 
CONTRADICTION 
CONTRIBUTOR 
CONTROVERSY 
conventional 
convey (F) 
corroborate 
COUPLET 
craftsman 
CREATIVE 
credulous 
criterion 
CRITIC 


CRITICISM (Gr) 
crystallize 
culmination 
CULTURE | 

cycle 
cyclopedic 
cynic 

cynicism 


dactyl 


—dactylic 


DEBATE 
DEBATER 
decadence 
decadent 
DECLAMATION 
DECLINE 
defiant 
dejection 
delineation 
depict 
DESCRIPTION (Gr) 
detective 
deterioration 
DIALECT 
dialectic 
DIALOGUE 
DIARY 
DICTATION (Gr) 
diction 
DIDACTIC 
diffuse 
digression 
dirge 
DISCIPLE 
discord 
DISCOURSE (Gr) 
DISCRIMINATE 
disguise 
disillusion 
dissenting 
dissertation 
distich 


distort 
ditty 
doctrine 
DOCUMENT 
doggerel 
dogmatic 
dominant 
dormant 
DRAMA 
DRAMATIC 
DRAMATIST 
dreamy 
drollery 
Drwd 
duplicate 


eccentric 
eccentricity 
ecstasy 

edit 
EDITION 


EDITORIAL (H) (F) 


egotism 
elaborate 
elegiac 
ELEGY 
ELOQUENT 
elusive 
embellishment 
EMBODIMENT 
eminent 
EMOTIONAL 
emulate 
enchantment 
encyclopedic 
enigma 
enigmatic 
enmity 
enterprise 
enumerate 
ENUNCIATE 
ENVIRONMENT 
EPIC 


epigram 
epilogue 
episode 
epistle 
epitaph 
epithets 
epoch 

ESSAY (E) (F) 
esteem 
ESTIMATION 
ethical 
etiquette 
etymology 
EULOGY 
euphemism 
EXAGGERATION 
exemplofy 
exhaustive 
exhortation 
explicit 


EXPOSITION (E) (F') 


extant 
EXTEMPORE (EF) 
EXTRACTS 


FABLE 
FACETIOUS 
fallacy 
fanatic 
fantastic 
fantasy 
FARCE 
farcical 
FASCINATING 
fastidious 
fatalist 
favoritisnr 
feature 
FEET 
felicety 
fervid 
fickleness 
FICTION 


FICTITIOUS 
fidelity 
FIGURATIVE 
flexible 
FLOWERY 
fluency 
folio 
FOLK-LORE 
forgery 
formalism 
formulate 
forum 
freakish 
free verse 
frivolous 
frolicsome 


gallery 
garrulous 
generalization 
genial 
GENUINE 
GENIUS 
glamour 
gleeman 
glibly 

GLOOMY 
gothic 
GRANDEUR 
grandiloquent 
grotesque 
gruesome 


guttural (F) (G) 


HACKNEYED 
hackwork 
haphazard 
harmonious 
HARMONY 
heptameter 
Herculean 
HERO 
heroic 


HEROINE 
HEXAMETER 
high flown 
historical 
homage 
homeliness 
homely 
homily 
humanist 
HUMOROUS 
hyperbole 
hypocrisy 
hypothesis 
hypothetical 


IAMBIC 
vambus 
IDEALISM 
IDEALISTIC 
IDENTITY 
iDiom (Gr) 
idiomatic 
idyllic 
IDYLLS 

licit 
ILLITERATE 
logical 
illusory 
lustrous 
IMAGERY 
IMAGINATION 
IMAGINATIVE 
ummensity : 
IMMORTALIZE 
IMPLY 
IMPROMPTU 
inanimate 
INCENTIVE 
INCIDENT 
oncoherent 
incongruity 
inconsistency 
umcorporate 


encreduluty 
indictment 
indiscretion 
individualism 
indolence 
induction 
onexpressible 
infallrble 
infamous 
inference 
inflection (Gr) 
ingenwity 

ING eENWOUSNESS 
immmitable 
INITIATIVE 
innovation 
innuendo 
INQUIRY 
inscribe 
INSCRIPTION 
INSERT (F) 
imsincerity 
insipid 
INSPIRATION 
intangible 
integrity 
interlude 
INTERPRETATION 
intricate 
intrigue 
intrinsic 
intuition 
irascible 
IRONY 
irrational 
orrelevant 
isolate 

ISSUE 


JEST 
JINGLE 
journalistic 
juveniles 


KEYNOTE 


laborious 
lamentable 
LANDSCAPE 
LANGUAGE (Gr) 
lapse 
latent 
caureate 
LEGEND 
LEGENDARY 
legitimate 
lethargy 
lexicon 
liberal 
linguistic 
literal 
LITERARY 
LITERATURE 
local color 
LORE 
love-lyric 
ludicrous 
LYRIC 
LYRICAL 


madrigal 
MAGAZINE 
magnanimous 
MAJESTIC 
malicious 
manifestation 
mannerisms 
manual 
MANUSCRIPT 
masque 
MASQUERADE 
MASTERPIECE 
materialism 
materialistic 
maturity 
mawkish 
maxim 


measure 
mechanical 
mediocre 
medium 
MELANCHOLY 
MELODIOUS 
melodrama 
melodramatic 
MEMORIAL 
METAPHOR 
metaphysics 
METER 
metrical 
mingling 
minor 
minstrel 
MIRACLE 
mirage 
MISCELLANEOUS 
- miscellany 
misconstrue 
mock 
mockery 
MODEL 
MODERN 
MONOLOGUE 
MONOSYLLABLE 
monotony 
mMoop (Gr) 
MORALIST 
MORALITY 
~moralize 
morbid 
mosaic 

motif 

MOTIVE 
multitudinous 
MUSE 
MUSICAL 
MYSTERY-PLAY 
mystic 
mysticism 


MYTH 
MYTHOLOGY 


NARRATE 
NARRATION (Gr) 
NARRATIVE (Gr) 
NATURALIST 
necromancer 
negotiation 
nomenclature 
non-conformist 
nonentity 
non-fiction 
novel 

NOVELIST 


OBSCURE 
OBSERVATION 
OBSOLETE 
oddity 

ODE 

odious 

omen 
omnibus 
onomatopoeia 
OPERA 
ORATION 
ORATORY 
orientalism 
ORIGIN 
ORIGINAL 
ORNATE 
orthodox 
OUTCOME 
overture 


pagan 
pageant 
PAINSTAKING 
PAMPHLET 
pantomime 
PARABLE 
PARADOX 


PARAGRAPH (Gr) 
parallelism 
paramount 
PARAPHRASE 
parchment 
parody 
partisan 
PASSAGE 
passion 
PASTORAL 
PATHOS 
PATRIOTISM 
PATRON 
patronage 
PECULIARITY 
pedagogue 
pedantic 
pensive 


‘ pentameter 


perceptible 
periodic 
PERIODICAL 
PERMANENT 
persistence 
PERSONALITY 
PERSONIFICATION 
perspective 
pertinent 
perusal 
pervasive 
pessimism 
PETITION 
phantasy 
phantom 
philology 
philosophy 
phrase (Gr) 
phraseology 
picaresque 
PICTURESQUE 
piugrimage 
ort 


pithy 
plausible 
PLAYWRIGHT 
pleasantry 
PLOT 
POEM 
POET 
POETRY 
POIGNANT 
| poise 
polysyllabic (L) (G) 
ponderous 
POPULARITY 
portent 
portfolio 
portraiture 
portrayal 
precedence 
precedent 
precept 
precocious 
PREDECESSOR 
predominant 
PREFACE 
prejudice 
PRELIMINARY 
prelude 
premise 
preposterous 
presentation 
presumption 
prevalent 
prime 
PROCLAMATION 
profound 
PROGRESSIVE 
prolific 
_ PROLOGUE 
PROPHECY 
propriety 
Drosaic 
PROSE 


prose-fantasy 
prose-lyric 
prosody 


‘ prosy 


PROVERB 
PROVERBIAL 
provincialism 
provisional 
psalm-book 
PUBLICATION 
pun 
Puritanic 


QUALIFY 
quatrain 

query 

quip 

QUOTATION (Gr) 


radical (@) 
railery 
randonr 
REALISM 
realist 
REBUTTAL 
reciment 
reconciliation 
redundancy 
REFERENCE 
REFINEMENT 
refrain 
refutation 
rehearse 
reiterate 
rejuvenate 
relic 
reminiscence 
remonstrance 
RENAISSANCE 
render 
repartee 
REPETITION 


repression 
repulsive 
reputable 
REPUTATION 
requisite 
research 
RESTORATION 
restraint 
resumé 
retribution _ 
revel 
revelation 
reverence 
revery 
revision 
revival 
rhapsody 
RHETORIC 
riddle 
RIDICULE 
rime 

ritual 
ROGUE 
ROMANCE 
romancers 
ROMANTIC 
ROMANTICISM 
roughish 
rudiment 
rugged 
rune 

rustic 
RYTHM 
rythmic 


sacrifice 
sanction 
sarcasm, 
SATIRE 
SATIRIC 
satirist 
satirize 


saws 
scansion 
SCENE 
SCENERY 
SCHOLAR 
scholastic 
scope 
SCRIPT (G) 
SCRIPTURES 
scurrilous 
secular 

| SELECTIONS 


semi-historical 


sensational 
sensibility 
sensuous 
SENTIMENT 
SENTIMENTAL 
SEQUEL 


‘SEQUENCE (Gr) 


seraphim 
serenity 
sermon 
sesame 
SETTING 
sextet 
shadowy 
SHORT STORY 
SHREWD 
SIMILE 
simplicity 
sinister 
SITUATION 
> skeptical 
SKETCH 
SKILLFUL 
slander 
SOLILOQUY 
SOLITARY 
somber 
SONNET 
sonorous 


sophisticated 
sorcerer 
SPECIFIC 
spectacle 
speculative 
SPEECH (Gr) 
spiritualize 
SPLENDOR 
spondee 
spontaneity 
spontaneous 
STAGE 

stanza 
STATEMENT (Gr) 
status 
stereotyped 
stilted 
stirring 
stoical 
strains 

stress (Ff) (L) 
STYLE 
sublimity 
substantive (Gr) 
subtle 
SUGGESTIVE 
SUMMARY 
superficial 
supernatural 
superscription 
supersede 
SUSPENSE 
sycophant 
syllogism 
sylvan 
symbolism 
symmetry 
symphony 
symposium 
synechdoche 
SYNONYMS (Gr) 
SYNOPSIS (Gr) 


7 


tableau 
TALENT 
talisman 
technical 
TECHNIQUE 
temperament 
tendency 
termination 
terse 
tetrameter 
text 

THEME (Gr) 
THEOLOGY 
THEORETICAL 
theorist 
thesis 

TOPIC (Gr) 
tract 
TRADITIONAL 
TRAGEDY 
TRAGIC 

tratt 
tranquil 
transcend 
transcendentalism 
transcript 
transient 
transition 
transitional (Gr) 
TRANSLATION (Gr) 
travesty 
treatise 
triplet 

trite 
triviality 
trochaic 
trochee 
troubadour 
troupe 


unabridged 
unauthentic 


unify 

unique 

uNITY (Gr) 
UNIVERSAL 
unpremeditated 
unreality 
unsurpassed 
urban 
utterance 


vagary 
VAGUE 
variation 
vehement 
venerable 
VENTRILOQUIST 


veracity 
verbatim 
verbosity 
VERIFY 
verisimilitude 
vernacular 
VERSATILE 
versatility 
VERSE 
versification 
version 
vicissitude 
VILLAIN 
virile 
visionary 
vwacity 


vivid 


VOCABULARY (Gr) 


voluminous 
VULGARISM 


wearisome 
WEIRD 
WHOLESOME 
WIT 
urtticism 
witty 
wordiness 
word-painting 


zest 


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THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 3: ARITHMETIC 


The following two lists contain the important technical words appearing in 
mathematical subjects. The first list—the Common Mathematical Vocabulary— 
contains words that appear in arithmetic, algebra and geometry; these are the 
basic mathematical terms. In the second list, those words found in arithmetic 
books are listed.* 

In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are some- 
what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
meaning should be understood. 

It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


COMMON MATHEMATICS VOCABULARY 


ACCURACY cancel DEGREE EXTREMES 
ACCURATE CENTER DENOMINATOR 
ADD CIRCLE DEPTH TCT OR 
ADDITION CIRCUMFERENCE DIAGONAL bone bet 
ALGEBRA COLLECT DIAMETER ae tm 
ALGEBRAIC COMBINATIONS DIMENSION yoy aan ane 
ALTITUDE COMBINE direction GeomErRy 
ANGLE COMMON DISTANCE ankee 
antecedent COMPUTE DIVIDE graphical 
approximate consequent DIVISION 
AREA CONSTRUCT HEIGHT 
ARITHMETIC CORRESPONDING aia HORIZONTAL 
ARRANGEMENT CUBE shy buganam ote’ HYPOTENUSE 
ate ae EQUATION 
Bees By Np EQUILATERAL INCREASE 
ae EQUIVALENT INTEGER 
balance EXAMPLE integral 
BASE DECIMAL EXPRESS interpretation 
DECREASE extract INTERSECT 


BREADTH 


*Some of the words are to be found in the lists for more than one subject; this fact 


is indicated by abbreviations following such words. 
is to be found in the Geometry list also and a 


In this list a word followed by ‘‘Geom’’ 


word followed by ‘‘Alg.’’ in the Algebra list, 


1 


INVERT 
ISOSCELES 


LENGTH 
LESS 
LINEAR 


MATHEMATICS 
MEANS 
MEASURE 
MEASUREMENT 
method 

MINUS 


NEGATIVE 
notation 
NUMBER 
NUMERAL 
NUMERATOR 
NUMERICAL 


OBLONG 
operation 


abstract (Geom) 
acceptance (Geom) 
account 
accumulate 
ACRE (Geom) 
actual (Geom) 
acute (Geom) 
addend (Alg) 
ad valorem 
advance 
advertisement 
agent 

aliquot 
allowance 
AMOUNT (Alg) 
annex (Alg) 
annually 

annum 
apothecary’s 


ORDER RADIUS 
ORIGIN RATIO 
RECTANGLE 
parallel Peyiae 
partoal REMAINDER 
Pa oe represent 
PERIMETER required 
PERPENDICULAR RAE NN 
i RIGHT ANGLE 
sisi ROOT 
POINT 
POLYGON SCALE 
POSITIVE SIGN 
principal SIMILAR 
PROBLEM simple 
PROPORTION Motta 
pro portional Reta a he 
pyramid nial 
QUADRILATERAL SPHERE 
quantity SQUARE 
QUOTIENT standard 
ARITHMETIC 
arabic (Alg) brokerage 
ASSESS budget 
asset BUILDING 
AVERAGE (Alg) BUSHEL 
avowdupors BUSINESS 
BUY 
banking 
BARREL 


basis (Geom) 
bearer 
beneficiary 
BILL 
billion 
blank 
board feet 
bonds 
BORROW 
bound 
broker 


calculation (Geom) 
capacity 

capital 

carload 
carpeting 
CARRYING 

CASH 

cashier 
casting-out 
CENT : 
centigram 


2 


SUBSTITUTE 
SUBTRACT 
successive 
SUM 
supplement 
SYMBOL 


TERMS 
TRANSPOSE 
TRIANGLE 


UNIT 


VALUE 
VERTEX 
VERTICAL 
VOLUME 


WIDTH 


ZERO 


eentiliter 
centimeter (Geom) 
century 
certificate 

certfy 

CHANGE 

charge 

CHECK (Alg) 
cipher (Alg) 
circular (Geom) 
collateral 
COLUMN (Alg) 
commercial 
commission 
company 

complex (Alg) 
compound (Geom) 
computation 

cone (Geom) 


consumer 

contents 

convex (Geom) 

cord (Geom) 

corporation 

COST 

COUNTING 

coupon 

CREDIT (Alg) 

creditor 

cross-section 
(Geom) 

cup 

customer 

customs 

ewt. 


DAILY 
DATE 

dealer 

debit 

DEBT 

debtor 

decade 
decigram 
deciliter 
decrease 
deduct 
defimte 
degree 
dekaliter 
dekameter 
demand 
denominate 
denomination 
deposit 
depositor 
depreciation 
DIFFERENCE (Alg) 
digit (Alg) 
DIME 

discount 
DIVIDEND (Alg¢) 


DIVISOR (Alg) 
DOLLAR 
domestic 
DOZEN 

draft (Alg) 
DRAW 
drawee 
drawer 
DRILL 

DRY MEASURE 
due 

duty 


earnings 
endowment 
entire (Alg) 
enumerate 
exceed (Alg) 
exchange 
expenditure 
EXPENSE 
EXPONENT (Alg) 
expression (Alg) 
estate 

estimate 

even (Alg) 


face value 
factor (Alg) 
fathom 
federal 


fee 


financial 
following 

Foor (Alg) 
foreign 

form 

formula 
fraction (Alg) 
frane 


GAIN (Alg) 
GALLON 
gas-meter 


g. c. m. (Alg) 
general (Alg) 
GILL 

GOODS 
government 
grain 

oram 

greater (Alg) 
gross 


hand 

hectogram 
hectoliter 
hectometer 

hemis phere( Geom) 
hexagon (Geom) 
hexagonal (Geom) 
HOUR 

hundredths 
hundredweight 


umports 
improper 
inaccurate 
INCH 

income 
INCORRECT 
indebtedness 
index (Alg) 
andorse 
industrial 
nstallment 
imsurance 
insure 
interest (Alg) 
internal (Geom) 
inventory 
invest 
investment (Alg) 
investor 
INVOICE 

atem 


kilogram 


3 


kiloliter 
kilometer (Geom) 
knot 


lateral (Geom) 
latitude (Alg) 
LB. 

bch da CAT) 
l.c. m. (Alg) 
ledger 

LEFT 

legal 

license 

linut (Geom) 
LINE 

LIQUID 

list price 

liter 

load 

loan 

local 
longitude (Alg) 
loss (Alg) 
lumber 


maker 
manufacturer 
margin 
mark 
market 
maturity 
MEASURE 
mensuration 
(Geom) 
MENTALLY (Alg) 
mercantile 
merchandise 
merchant 
meridian 
meter (Geom) 
metric (Geom) 
MILE 
milligram 
milliliter 


millimeter (Geom) personal 


millions 

mulls 

MINUEND (Alg) 

MINUTE 

missing 

mixed (Alg) 

MONEY 

mortgage | 

MULTIPLICAND 
(Alg) 

MULTIPLICATION 
(Alg) 


MULTIPLIER (Alg) 
MULTIPLY (Alg) 


national 
negotiable . 
net 

NICKEL 
note (Alg) 


obtuse (Geom) 
odd (Alg) 
OUNCE 

oval 

owe 


par 

parenthesis (Alg) 

payable 

payee 

payment 

payroll 

PECK 

pennyweight 

per 

PERCENTAGE 
(Geom) 

perfect (Alg) 

perimeter 

period (Alg) 


PINT 

place 

plan 

policy 
population 
position (Geom) 
postal 

POUND (Geom) 
power (Alg) 
practical 
premium 
PRICE 

prime (Alg) 
prism (Geom) 
proceeds 
propuctT (Alg) 
profit 
promissory 
PROPER (Alg) 
property 
protractor (Geom) 
public 

purchase 


QUART 
quarterly 
quire 

quotation 


radical (Alg) 
rate (Alg) 
real estate 
ream 

rebate 

recerpt 

record 
reduction (Alg) 
register 
regular (Geom) 
remit 

remove (Alg) 


rent 

reserve 
result (Alg) 
retail 
returns 
revenue 
review 

rod (Alg) 
Roman 


_ ROW 


salary 

sales 

savings 

score 

seconds 
section (Geom) 
sector (Geom) 
security 
SELLING 
semi-annual 
semi-circle (Geom) 
separate (Alg) 
shape (Geom) 
share 

sheet 

shilling 

SHORT (division) 
SIDE (Geom) 
signature 

silo 

single 

slant 
sovereign 
speculation 
stamp 
statistics 
stockholder 
stocks 

stubs 
SUBTRAHEND (Alg) 
surface (Geom) 


surtax 
system (Alg) 


TABLE (Alg) 
tariff 

tax 

telegram 

teller 
ten-thousandths 
tenths 
thermometer (Alg) 
thickness (Geom) 
thousandths 
TIME 

TIMES (Alg) 
ON 

oTaL (Alg) 
township 

trade 

transact 
transportation 
treasurer 

trial (Alg) 
trillion 

Troy 

trust 


7 
i 


unknown (Alg) 
unlike (Alg) 


valuation 
vote 
voucher 


wages 
weight (Alg) 
WHOLE (Alg) 
wholesale 


YARD 
YARDSTICK 
YEARLY 
YIELD 


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Department of Psychology 
The Ohio State University 


Published by the » 


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BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 


SECTION 4: 


GEOMETRY AND ALGEBRA 


te 


The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 


in high school mathematics. 


arithmetic, geometry and algebra; 
the other lists are words peculiar to geometry and algebra.* 
In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
what less important, but should be known. 
very important. 


meaning should be undérstood. 
It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 


difficult words in the subjects they study. 


The first list contains a list of words common to 
these are the basic mathematical terms. In 


The words in italics are some- 
The words in ordinary type are not 
However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 


If these terms are known, study of 


the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lsts 
Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


should, therefore, receive close study. 


ACCURACY 
ACCURATE 
ADD 
ADDITION 
ALGEBRA 
ALGEBRAIC 
ALTITUDE 
ANGLE 
antecedent 
approximate 
AREA 
ARITHMETIC 
ARRANGEMENT 
AXES 
AXIS 


balance 
BASE 


tions following such words. 
‘¢Geom.’’ for Geometry and ‘‘Alg.’’? for Algebra. 


BREADTH 


cancel 

CENTER 

CIRCLE 
CIRCUMFERENCE 
COLLECT 
COMBINATIONS 
COMBINE 
COMMON 
COMPUTE 
consequent 
CONSTRUCT 
CORRESPONDING 


CYLINDER 


*Some of these words appear in more than one list ; 


DECIMAL 
DECREASE 
DEGREE 
DENOMINATOR 
DEPTH 
DIAGONAL 
DIAMETER 
DIMENSION 
direction 
DISTANCE 
DIVIDE 
DIVISION 


EQUAL 
EQUALITY 
EQUATION 
EQUILATERAL 
EQUIVALENT 


COMMON MATHEMATICS VOCABULARY 


EXAMPLE 
EXPRESS 
extract 
EXTREMES 


FACTORING 
FIGURE 
FORMULA 
FRACTION 


GEOMETRY 
GRAPH 
graphical 


HEIGHT 
HORIZONTAL 
HYPOTENUSE 


e 


INCREASE 


this fact is indicated by abbrevia- 
In this list the Epreviaiion ‘CAr.’?? stands for Arithmetic, 
Thus, ‘‘ABSCISSA (Alg.)’’ at the begin- 


ning of the Geometry list means that the word appears in the Algebra list also. 


1 


INTEGER NUMERICAL QUADRILATERAL SPHERE 
integral quantity SQUARE 
ys OBLONG y 
interpretation QUOTIENT standard 
INTERSECT | operation SUBSTITUTE 
INVERT Se a us SUBTRACT 
ISOSCELES Sees ne! trelig successive 
LENGTH parallel Sai ze cape 
LESS partial cate ay gen 
I js REMAINDER iB ee 
LINEAR PER CENT represent 
PERIMETER eae TERMS 
MATHEMATICS ; required : 
be PERPENDICULAR RESPECTIVELY TRANSPOSE 
PI 5 TRIANGLE 
MRASURE Ag RIGHT ANGLE © 
PL 
MEASUREMENT en BO UNIT 
> I TT 
method 
POLYGON SCALE VALUE 
MINUS : 
POSITIVE SIGN VERTEX 
NEGATIVE principal SIMILAR VERTICAL 
notation PROBLEM. simple VOLUME 
NUMBER PROPORTION SOLID 
; WIDTH 
NUMERAL proportional SOLUTION 
NUMERATOR pyramid SOLVE ZERO 
GEOMETRY 
ABSCISSA (Alg) analogy auxiliary 


absolute (Alg) 
abstract (Ar) 
ABSURDITY 

accept (Ar) 

acre (Ar) 

actual (Ar) 

ACUTE (Ar) 
ADJACENT (Ar) 
ADJOINING 
ALTERNATE 
ALITERNATE-EXTERIOR 
ALTERNATE-INTERIOR 
ALTERNATION (Alg) 
alternative 
ambiguous 
analogous (Alg) 


ANALYTICS (Alg) 
ANGULAR (Alg) 
APOTHEM 
APPARENT 
APPROACH 
APPROXIMATE 
ARC 

arch 

ARGUMENT 

arm 

assertion 

assign (Alg) - 
ASSUME (Alg) 
astronomy 
attack 

authority 


axial 
Axiom (Alg) 


basal 

BASIS (Ar) 
borectangular 
BISECT 
BISECTION 
BISECTOR 
boundary 
bounded . 
BREADTH (Ar) 
brevity 
BROKEN 


calculation (Ar) 
casé (Alg) 


centimeter (Ar) 
CENTRAL 

CHORD 
CIRCULAR (Ar) 
curcumcenter 
CIRCUMSCRIBE 
CLOCKWISE 
CLOSED 
COINCIDE (Alg) 
COINCIDENT 
collectively 
collinear 
COMMENSURABLE 
COMPASS 


COMPLEMENT (Alg) 
COMPLEMENTARY (Alg) 


COMPOSE 
compound (Ar) 
CONCAVE 
CONCENTRIC 
concept 
CONCURRENT 
CONCULVE 
conditional (Alg) 
CONE (Ar) 
CONGRUENCE 
CONGRUENT 
CONICAL 
CONJUGATE (Alg) 


CONSECUTIVE (Alg) 


CONSTANT 
CONSTRUCTION 
contact 
contain (Alg) 
continuity 
contradict 
contrary 
contrast 
CONVERGE 
CONVERSE (Ar) 
CONVEX (Ar) 
COORDINATE 


corner 
COROLLARY 
cosine ™ 


COUNTERCLOCK-WISE 
CROSS-SECTION (Ar) 


CURVILINEAR 
CUTTING 


DATA 
DECAGON 
decahedron 
deductive 
DEMONSTRATION 
denote (Alg) 
depend 

derwe (Alg) 
DESCRIBE 
design 
designate 
deternunate 
diametrical 
diamond 
DIHEDRAL 
DIMINISH (Alg) 
directly 
directrix 
distinction 
DIVERGE 
DIVIDERS 
DIVISIBLE (Alg’) 
DODECAGON 
draftsman 
duplicate 


eccentric 
EDGE 
ELEMENTS 
ELEVATION 
envelop 
EQUIANGULAR 
EQUIDISTANT 
ERECTED 
excavation 
CXCESS 


exercise 

exist (Alg) 
experimental 
explicitly 

EXTEND 

EXTERIOR 
EXTERIOR-INTERIOR 
EXTERNAL-TANGENT 
EXTREMITIES 
EVIDENT 


FACES 
fallacves 
fimte 

formal 
formulate 
fragment 
freehand 
FRUSTUM 
fulcrum (Alg) 
function 
functional 
fundamental 


generate 
generatrrx 
GEOMETRIC (Alg) 
GIVEN (Alg) 


half-line 
half-plane 
harmonic 
HEMISPHERE (Ar) 
HEPTAGON 
heptahedral 
HEXAGON (Ar) 
HEXAGONAL (Ar) 
HEXAHEDRON 
HOMOLOGOUS 
hyperbola (Alg) 
HYPOTHESIS 


icosahedron 
IDENTICAL (Alg) 
IDENTITY (Alg) 


IMAGINARY (Alg) 
imply 

Impression 
INCLINATION 
INCLINE 

INCLUDE 
INCOMMENSURABLE 
enconsistent (Alg) 
INDEFINITE 
independent (Alg) 
indeterminate (Alg) 
INDIRECT 
INEQUALITIES 
inferences 
INFINITY (Alg) 
nformal 

mtial 

INSCRIBE 
inspection (Alg) 
INSTRUMENT 
INTERCEPT 
interchange 
INTERNAL (Ar) 
INTERSECTION 
INVERSELY (Alg) 
wrrational (Alg) 
IRREGULAR 

italics 


JOINING 
jointed 


kilometer (Ar) 


LATERAL (Ar) 
LEG 

LIKE (Alg) 
Limit (Ar) 
LOCATE (Alg) 
LOCI 

LOCUS 

log 


logarithm (Alg) 
logical 


lune 


MAGNITUDE (Alg) 
material 
mathematician 
MEDIAN 

member (Alg) 
MENSURATION (Ar) 
meter (Ar) 
metric (Ar) 
MIDDLE (Ale) 
mid-perpendicular 
MID-POINT 
mid-section 
mid-way 
millmeter (Ar) 
motion 

MULTIPLE (Alg) 
MUTUALLY 


nature 
navigation 
nomenclature 
nonagon 
non-intersecting 
NON-PARALLEL 


OBLIQUE 
observation (Alg) 
OBTUSE (Ar) 
occupy (Ar) 
OCTAGON (Ar) 
OCTAHEDRON 
opening 
OPPOSITE 

orbit 

ordinate (Alg) 
ORIGINAL (Alg) 
orthocenter 
outside 


pairs (Alg) 
PARABOLA (Alg) 


PARALLELOGRAM (Alg) 


PARALLELOPIPED 
peak | 
pentadecagon 
PENTAGON 
pentagonal 
pentahedral 
percentages (Ar) — 
perform (Alg) 
perigon 
perspective 
prwot 

PLANE 

plumb 

POLAR 

POLES 
POLYHEDRON 
PORTION 
POSITION (Alg) 
postulate 
pound (Ar) 
PRISM (Ar) 
prismoid 
process (Alg) 
PRODUCE 
PROJECTION 
PROLONGATIONS 
PROOF (Alg) 
PROPOSITION 
PROTRACTOR (Ar) 
PROVE (Alg) 
provided 
pythagorean 


QUADRANGULAR 
QUADRANT 
QUADRATIC (Alg) 


radiate 
RADII 
rational (Alg) 


ray 
recede 
RECIPROCAL (Alg) 
RECTILINEAR 


reductio ad absurdum 


reentrant 
reflex 
REGULAR (Ar) 
reverse (Alg) 
REVOLVE 
revolution 
RHOMBOID 
RHOMBUS 
RIGHT TRIANGLE 
rigid 

RIM 

ROTATE 


salient 

SATISFY (Alg) 
SCALENE 
SECANT (Alg) 
SECTION (Arith) 
SECTION (Alg) 


secondary 

secure 

SEGMENT 

segmental 
SEMICIRCLE (Arith) 
SEMICIRCUMFERENCE 


sequence 
SHAPE (Ar) 
SIDE (Ar) 
signify 
SIMILAR 
similitude 
SIMPLIFY (Alg) 
sine 

situated 

SLANT HEIGHT 
slanting 

SPACE (Alg) 
SPHERICAL 
STRAIGHT (Alg’) 


‘STRAIGHT ANGLE 
‘subdivision 


subsequent 
SUBTEND 
SUPERIMPOSE 
SUPERPOSITION 


SUPPLEMENT (Alg) 
SUPPLEMENTARY (Alg) 


surd (Alg) 
SURFACE (Ar) 
survey 
SYMMETRY (Alg) 
synthetic (Alg) 


TANGENT (Alg) 
TERMINATE 


TETRAHEDRAL 
TETRAHEDRON 
THEOREM (Alg) 
THICKNESS (Ar) 
three-dimensional 
T'-square 
TRANSVERSAL 
transverse 
TRAPEZIUM 
TRAPEZOID (Alg) 
TRIANGULAR 
trigonometric 
TRIGONOMETRY 
TRIHEDRAL 
trirectangular 
TRISECTION 
TRUNCATED 
two-dimensional 


undemonstrable 
UNLIMITED (Alg) 
upright 


valid 

VARIABLE (Alg) 
velocity (Alg) 
verify (Alg) 
VERTICES 
visualize 


cOne 


ti 


ALGEBRA* 


ABSCISSA (Geom) CHECK (Ar) destroy 
absolute (Geom) CIPHER (Ar) determinant 
addend (Ar) CLEARING DIFFERENCE (Ar) 
ADJACENT (Geom) COEFFICIENT pieir (Ar) 
affected co-factor DIMINISH (Geom) 
affix COINCIDE (Geom) discontinuous 
aggregation COLUMN (Ar) dissimilar 
alteration COMPLEMENT (Geom) DIVIDEND (Ar) 
ALTERNATION (Geom) COMPLEMENTARY (Geom) DIVISIBLE (Geom) 
AMOUNT (Ar) COMPLETE dot 
analogous (Geom) COMPLEX (Ar) DOUBLE 
analytics (Geom) composition draft (Ar) 
angular (Geom) condense 
annex (Ar) conditional (Geom) ELIMINATE 
arabic (Ar) confusion | ellipse 
ASCENDING conjugate (Geom) ENCLOSE 
ascertain connect entire (Ar) 
assign (Geom) CONSECUTIVE (Geom) equate 
associate CONSISTENT ESTIMATE 
AVERAGE (Ar) CONTAIN (Geom) EVALUATE 
Axiom (Geom) continuation EVEN (Ar) 

convert evolution 
BOM ea COORDINATE EXCEED (Ar) 
Coe credit (Ar) | exist (Geom) 
eh ie cross-product EXPAND 
branch 

EXPONENT (Ar) 

case (Geom) denote (Geom) EXPRESSION (Ar) 
Centigrade dependent 
changing derive (Geom) FACTOR (Ar) 
CHARACTERISTIC | DESCENDING FACTORABLE 


*It may be noted that the following terms, not appearing in the list, are included by 
Thorndike in a somewhat similar list (The Psychology of Algebra, pp. 265-267) as important. 
These terms are primarily statistical. They deal with topics which, according to Thorndike’s 
studies of the uses of algebra, should be part of the secondary school course. But they as 
yet receive little attention in current teaching practice. Some were not found in the textbooks; 
others were thrown out by the teachers as unessential. | 


The terms are as follows: bar diagram, convergent (series) distribution, divergent (series), 
extraneous (roots), finite, (Geom) frequencies, interpolation, locus (Geom), median (Geom), 
normal (distribution), pictogram, probability, random, sampling, skewness. . 


6 


Fahrenheit 

root (Arith) 
FRACTIONAL (Ar) 
fulcrum (Geom) 


gains (Ar) 

g. c. m. (Ar) 
general (Ar) 
geometrical (Geom) 
GIVEN (Geom) 
GREATER (Ar) 
GROUPING 


Pec? E. 

hence 
homogeneous 
hyperbola (Geom) 


IDENTICAL (Geom) | 
IDENTITY (Geom) 
IMAGINARY (Geom) 
improper 

nclose 

inconsistent (Geom) 
ondependent (Geom) 
ondeterminate (Geom) 
index (Ar) 

INFINITY (Geom) 
insert 

INSPECTION (Geom) 
INTEREST (Ar) 
INVERSELY (Geom) 
investment (Ar) 
INVOLUTION y 
IRRATIONAL (Geom) 


jountly 
KNOWN 


LATITUDE (Ar) 
lee: (Ar) 
L. co. M. (Ar) 
lettering 

lever 

LIKE (Geom) 


LITERAL 

locate (Geom) 
LOGARITHM (Geom) 
LONGITUDE (Ar) 
loss (Ar) 


MAGNITUDE (Geom) 
manipulation 
mantissa 

mean proportional 
MEMBERS (Geom) 
mentally (Ar) 
MIDDLE (Geom) 
minuend (Ar) 
MIXED (Ar) 
monomial 
MULTIPLE (Geom) 
MULTIPLICAND (Ar) 
MULTIPLICATION (Ar) 
MULTIPLIER (Ar) 
MULTIPLY (Ar) 


NECESSARY 
note (Ar) 


observation (Geom) 
obtain 

opp (Ar) 

ORDINATE (Geom) 
ORIGINAL (Geom) 


pairs (Geom) 
parabola (Geom) 
PARALLELOGRAM (Geom) 
PARENTHESIS (Ar) 
perfect (Ar) 
PERFORM (Geom) 
PLOT 

POLYNOMIAL 
possible 

POWER (Ar) 
precede 

prefix 

PRIME (Ar) 
proceed 


process (Geom) 
PrRopucT (Ar) 
progression 
PROOF (Geom) 
PROPER (Ar) 
properties 
PROVE (Geom) 
pure 


QUADRATIC (Geom) 


RADICAL (Ar) 
radicand 

RATE (Ar) 
RATIONAL (Geom) 
RATIONALIZE 
REAL 
RECIPROCAL (Geom) 
REDUCIBLE 
REDUCTION (Ar) 
REMOVE (Ar) 
RESULT (Ar) 
reverse (Geom) 
rod (Ar) 


SATISFY (Geom) 
secant (Geom) 
SEPARATE (Ar) 
SERIES 

sets 

SIMPLIFY (Geom) 
SIMULTANEOUS 
space (Geom) 
STEPS 

straight (Geom) 
subscripts 
SUBTRAHEND (Ar) 
SUPPLEMENT 
SUPPLEMENTARY 
SURD 


symmetrical (Geom) 


synthetic (Geom) 
system (Ar) 


table (Ar) 
tabular 

tangent (Geom) 
temperature 
THEOREM (Geom) 
thermometer (Ar) 
TIMES (Ar) 

TOTAL (Ar) 
transfer 

translate 
TRAPEZOID (Geom) 


TRIAL (Ar) 
TRINOMIAL 


type 


UNEQUAL 
uniform 

UNITE 

UNITY 

UNKNOWN (Ar) 
UNLIKE (Ar) 
UNLIMITED (Geom) 


VARIABLE (Geom) 
variation 
velocity (Geom) 
VERIFY (Geom) 
vinculum 


WEIGHT (Ar) 
WHOLE (Ar) 


X-AXIS 


Y-AXIS 


460.6 


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Department of Psychology 
The Ohio State babar atage 


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: 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION. 5:) AMERICAN HISTORY 


_ The following list contains da technical and Iyer whens unusual words 
which are common in textbooks on American history. In. this list, the words 
which teachers consider most important are printed in capitals. These words 
should be studied first. The words in italics are somewhat less important, but 
should be known. The words in’ ordinary type are not very important.’ How- 
i these words:occur in most textbooks ; hence their meaning should be under- 
stoo 

It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore; receive close study. ‘Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


AMERICAN HISTORY 


abandon ‘advocate AMERICANISM | arbitrary 
abdicate AFFAIR AMMUNITION ARBITRATION 
ABOLISH AGENT AMNESTY archbishop 
ABOLITIONIST aggressive ANARCHY ARGUMENT 
aboriginal aggrieve ANCESTORS ARISTOCRACY 
absolute agitation annals armament 
absolutism ‘AGREEMENT ANNEXATION ARMISTICE 
accessible AGRICULTURE /ANNUL ARMS 
accession aide-de-camp' ' antagonistic ARMY 
accounts AIRPLANE anti-imperialist arraignment 
ACQUISITION alderman ANTI-SLAVERY arsenal 

ACT ALIEN. ght APPEAL arson 
activity ALLEGIANCE appellate ARTICLES 
adjustment ALLIANCE APPOINTMENT ARTILLERY 
ADMINISTRATION ALLIES apportionment _ ASSASSINATION 
ADMIRAL AMBASSADOR © approbation ASSAULT 
ADOPTION AMBUSH APPROPRIATION ASSEMBLY 
adulteration AMENDMENT | > APPROVAL ASSESSMENT 
adviser AMERICA | aqueduct ASSISTANCE 


1 


assumption 
asylum 
atlas 
atrocities 
ATTACK 
ATTITUDE 
ATTORNEY 
auditor 
auspices 
austerities 
authentic 
AUTHORITIES 
autocrat 
Aztec 


bail 

bailiff 

bale 

BALLOT 
banish 
BANKRUPT 
BARBARIAN 
baron 
BARRACKS 
barter 
BATTALION 
battery 
BATTLE 
BAYONET 
BELLIGERENT 
BESIEGE 
bimetallism : 
bishop 
BLOCKADE 
bogus 
BOMBARDMENT 
bond 
bondage 
bondman 
BONUS 

booty 


borough 
boss 
BOUNDARY 
BOYCOTT 
branded 
breach 
breastwork 
BRIBERY | 
brigadier 
brigand 
broadside 
buccaneer 
BUDGET 
buffer 
bulwark 
bureau 
burgess 
burgher 


CABINET 
calamity 
calculate 
CAMPAIGN 
CANAL 
CANDIDATE 
CANNON 
cannonade 
CAPITAL 
CAPITALIST 
CAPITOL 
CAPTIVITY 
CAPTURE 
caravan 
CARGO 


CARPETBAGGER 


CAUCUS 
CAUSE 
cavalier 
CAVALRY 
censure 
CENSUS 


centenmal 
CENTURY 
ceremony 
CESSION 
challenge 
chancellor 
CHARACTER 
CHARTER 
chateau 
chronicle 
circuit 
circular 
CIRCULATION 
circumnavigate 
circumstances 
CITIZEN 

CITY 

CIVIL 
CIVILIZATION 
claim 

clash 

CLERGY 
coalition 
coat of arms 
coercion 
COINAGE 
collateral 
COLLEGE 
COLONY 
COMBAT 
COMBATANT 
combination 
COMMANDER 
commemorate 
commentary 
COMMERCE 
comnuission 
COMMITTEE 
commodity 
commoner 
COMMON WEALTH 


2 


COMMUNICATION 
COMMUNITY 
compact 
COMPANY 
COMPASS 
compensate 
compensation 
COMPETITION 
complaint 
complication 
compromise 
compute 
concession 
conciliatory 
concurrence 
condition 
CONFEDERACY 
CONFEDERATE 
CONFEDERATION 
CONFERENCE 
CONFISCATE 
CONFLICT 
CONGRESS 
CONQUEROR 
CONQUEST 
conscription 
CONSECRATION 
CONSERVATION 
CONSERVATIVE 
consideration 
consignment 
consolidate 
CONSPIRACY 
CONSTITUTION 
CONSTRUCTION 
CONSUL 
consumer 
contention 


CONTINENT 


CONTINENTAL 
CONTRABAND 


CONTRACT 
CONTROL 
CONTROVERSY 
CONVENTION 
convert — 
copperhead 
corporal 
CORPORATION’ 
corruption 
cosmopolitan 
COTTON 
COUNCIL 
councillor 
counterdrive 
COUNTERFEIT 
counterpart 
COUNTRY 
COUNTY 
COURT 
courtier 
COURTMARTIAL 
covenant 
convene 
credential 
CREDIT 

creole 

CRIME 
CRIMINAL 
CRISIS 
culminate 
CURRENCY 
curtail 
custodian 
CUSTOMS 


DAMAGE 
DEBTORS 
DECADE 
DECISIVE 
DECLARATION 
DECLINE 


DECREE 
DEFEAT 
DEFEND 
DEFIANCE 
degradation 
deity 
DELEGATE 
deliberate 
demagogue 
DEMANDS 
demarcation 
DEMOCRAT 
DEMOCRATIC 
demonetise 
denial 
DENOMINATION 
DEPARTMENT 
DEPENDENCY 
deplorable 
depose 
DEPRECIATION 
DEPRESSION 
DEPUTY 
derive 
DESCENDANT 
DESERTER 
desperado 
DESPOTISM 
destitute 
DESTRUCTION. 
determinate 
dethrone 
detour 
DEVELOPMENT 
DICTATE 
DIPLOMACY 
directorate 
directory 
DISCONTENT 
DISCOVER 
discriminate 


dispensation 
DISPUTE 
disruption 
dissension 
dissenter 
dissolution 
DISSOLVE 
DISTRICT 
diversity 
DIVISION 
divulge 
DOCTRINE 
SOCUMENT 
JOMAIN 
DOMINION 
DRAFT 
dreadnought 
drummer 
DUTY 
dwindle 
dynasty 


ecclesiastic 
ECONOMICS 
edict 
EDUCATION 
EDUCATOR 
EFFECT 
efficiency 
effigy 
ELECTION 
ELECTOR 
ELIGIBILITY 
EMANCIPATION 
EMBARGO 
embark 
EMBASSY 
embody 
EMIGRANT 
eminent 
emissary 


3 


EMPEROR 
EMPIRE 
EMPLOYEE 
EMPLOYER 
empower 
encroachment 
endowment 
ENEMY 
ENFORCE | 
ENLIST 
enormous 
entail 
ENTANGLEMENT 
ENTERPRISE 
entrenchment 
enumerate 
ENVOY 
EPOCH 
EQUALITY 
equalization 
ERA 
erroneous 
espionage 
ESSENTIAL 
ESTABLISH 
estate 
eulogy 
evacuation 
evade 
EVENT 
excise 
EXECUTION 


_ EXECUTIVE 


EXEMPT 
EXILE 
existence 
EXPANSION 
EXPEDITION 
EXPENDITURE 
explort 
EXPLORER 


EXPORTATION 
EXPOSITION 
extensive 
exterminate 
EXTRADITION 
extremist 


facilities 
faction 
FACTORY 
fastness 
FEDERATION 
fee 

felony 
FEUDAL 
FILIBUSTER 
FINANCE 
FLAG 

FLEET 
flotilla 

FOE 

forage 
FORCES 
FOREIGN 
fornudable 
formulate 
FORTIFICATION 
FORTRESS 
FORTY-NINER 
FOUNDER 
FRANCHISE 
FRAUD 
FREEDOM 
FREEMAN 
FREESOILERS 


freethinkers 


frigate 
FRONTIER | 
frugal 
FUGITIVE 
function 


fundamental 


. FUNDS 


gag-resolution 
GARRISON 
gauntlet 
gazette 
gentry 
GERRYMANDER 
GLOBE 
GOVERNMENT 
GOVERNOR 
granger 
granite 

GRANT : 
GREENBACK 
GRIEVANCE 
GUARANTEE 
guerrilla 
guillotine 
GUILTY 


. guinea 


gunboat 
gunstock 


habeas corpus 


habitable 


hamper 
handicrafts 
harass | 
hardship 
hazard 
heresy 
hierarchy 
HISTORIAN 
HOMESTEAD 
HOSTILE 
HUMANITY 
hygiene 


idealism 
IGNORANCE 


ILLEGAL 
allictt : 
ILLITERATE 
ummemorial 
IMMIGRATION 
imminent 
ummunty 
umpassable 
IMPEACHMENT 
imperative 
imperialism » 
IMPORT 
empregnable 
impressment 
inalienable 
INAUGURATION 
incalculable 
INCOME 
incompetent 
incorporate 
incredible 
indebted 
INDEMNITY 
INDEPENDENCE 
INDICT 
indispensable’ 
endorsement 
INDUSTRY 
onferior 
inflation 
influence 
infringement 
INHABIT 
INHERITANCE 
INITIATIVE 
INJUNCTION 
INSCRIPTION 
insolvent 
inspection 
instigate 
INSTITUTION | 


4 


insubordinate 
insular 
insurgent 
INSURRECTION 
integrity 
interchange 
INTERIOR 
INTERNAL 


» INTERNATIONAL 


interpretation 


/ INTERSTATE 


interval 
intervention 
intolerant 
intrigue 
intruder 
INVASION 
INVENTOR 
anvest 


INVESTIGATE 


inviolable 
IRRIGATION 
ISSUE 


jeopardize 
JUDICIAL 
JUDICIARY 
JURISDICTION 
JURY 
JURYMEN 
JUSTICE 


KAISER 
KINGDOM 
knight 
know-nothings 


LABOR 
landslide 
LATITUDE 


“LAWFUL 


LAWS 


LEADERSHIP * masonry © 0. mulatto “) opposition 


LEAGUE | ' MASSACRE» “\ MUNICIPAL. OPPRESSION 
LEGAL ” f master 106 MUNITIONS!) > optimistic 
LEGISLATION | MAYOR . musketry | option 
lentent wan mediator woe") muster | ORDINANCE 
LEVY MAO memoirs cools mutilate i ORGANIZATION 
libel | memorable’ °'r is mutiny | ORIGINAL 
liberation “oi! memorandum mutual | orthodox 
LIBERTY >) memorial AL OUTLAW 
LIEUTENANT’ |! Menace NATION ! outpost 
limitation +) mercantile / 0) NATIONAL ovation 
LITERATURE ’ “merchant — () NATIVE overcapitalization 
LOAN ¢) merger oo) NATURALIZATION overt 
lobbying | merit | i) NAVAL . overwhelming 
LOCOMOTIVE \\ metal Ae NAVIGATION 
LONGITUDE metropolis NAVY | palace 
loot middlemen NEGOTIATION | pamphlet 
LOYALIST | MIGRATE NEUTRALITY PANIC 
lunatic \. MILITARY |. NEWSPAPER papacy 
MILITIA nobility papal 
MACHINE MINING noble paramount 
MAGISTRATE MINISTER | nonunally PARDON 
magnitude ©. 9°” MINISTRY NOMINATE PARLIAMENT 
MAIL | MINORITY NOMINEE partake 
mainland MINT '! NON-INTERCOURSE partisan 
MAJOR MINUTEMEN NON-PARTISAN patent 
MAJORITY miracle notorious pathfinder 
mandate - mission Oia ull patriarch 
manifesto MISSIONARY |)! (9! NULLIFICATION PATRIOT 
manipulation MOB | PATRIOTISM 
manoewver MOBILIZE obnoxious patrol 
manor i moderator’ 0 observation patronage 
MANUFACTURE “MONARCH 9 Obstacle eB.) patroon 
MAP 2)! MONARCHY )'°9.)'\ OFFENSIVE)!" PEACE 
marauder monastery OFFICE | PEASANT 
MARINE monk 00-0) OFFICIAL 0 PEASANTRY 
mariner ‘monopoly so) ominous | peer 
maritime monotony omnibus ue penal 
marque MONUMENT woot opinion pending 
martial mortgage OPPONENT “|. PENSION 
martyr ) MOVEMENT (|)! opportunity perilous 


5 


PERIOD 
PERMANENT 
permit 
perpetrator 
perquisite 
PERSECUTE 
pestilence 
petit 
PETITION 
PETROLEUM 
phenomenon 
philanthropist 
PILGRIM 
pillage 
pillory 
PIONEER 
PIRATES 
PLAINTIFF 
PLANTATION 
PLATFORM 
plebiscite 
PLEDGE 
PLOT 
plunder 
PLURALITY 
POLICY 
POLITICAL 
POLITICS 
pollute 
polygamy 
pooling 
pope 
POPULAR 
POPULATION 
portage 
POSSESSION 
POSTAL, 
POSTERITY 
potentate 
POVERTY 
practicable 


PRECEDENT 
precipitous 
predecessor 
predominant 
prejudices 
premium 
PREPAREDNESS 
PRESERVATION 
PRESIDENT 
prestige 
prevalent 
priest, 
PRIMARY 


PRIME-MINISTER 


primeval 
primitive 
PRISONER 
privateer 
PRIVILEGE 
procedure 
PROCLAMATION 
PROGRESS 
PROGRESSIVE 


» PROHIBITION 


project 
promoter 
propagation 
PROPERTY 
PROPRIETOR 
PROSECUTICN 
PRO-SLAVERY 
prospector 
PROSPEROUS | 
PROTECTION 
PROTECTORATE 
PROTESTANT 
protocol 
PROVIDENCE 
PROVINCE 
PROVISION | 
proviso 


provocation 
PUBLICITY 
publish 
Pueblo 
Pullman 
PURCHASE 
PURITAN 


QUAKER 
QUALIFICATION 
QUARREL 
QUEEN 

quest 

QUORUM 
QUOTA 


RABBLE 
RADICAL 
RAID 
RAILROAD 
RATIFICATION 
ratio 
ravage 
rebate 
REBEL 
REBELLION 
rebuke 
RECALL 
recapture 
reclaim 
reclamation 


recommendation 


recompense 
reconciliation 
reconnoiter 


RECONSTRUCTION 


record 
recovery 
recur 
RECRUITS 
rectify 


6 


redress 
reduction 
RE-ELECTION 


REENFORCEMENT 


REFERENDUM 
REFORM 
REFORMATION 
REFUGEE 
regume 
REGIMENT 
REGION 
register 
REGISTRATION 
REGULARS 
regulations 
REIGN 
relationship 
RELIGION 
reorganization 
reparation 
REPEAL 


REPRESENTATIVE 


reprisal 
REPUBLIC 
REPUBLICAN 
repudiate 
requisition 
rescind 
RESERVATION 
RESERVE 
RESIGNATION 
RESISTANCE 
RESOLUTION 
RESOURCES 
restriction 


‘resumption 


retaliation 
RETREAT 
revenge 
REVENUE 
REVOLT 


REVOLUTION 
ridicule 
rigid 
RIOT 
RIVALRY 
ROUTE 
ROYAL 
ROYALTY 
RULER 
RURAL 
ruthless 


SAILOR 
SANITATION 
savages 
scabbard 
scalawags 
scarcity 
schooner 
scrupulous 
seaboard 
SECESSION 
sect 
sectarian 
SECTIONAL 
secular 
SEDITION 
seizure 
selectman 


SELF-GOVERNMENT 


SENATE 
SENATOR 
sentiment 
sentinel 
SEPARATISTS 
serf 
SERVICE 
servile 
servitude 
SESSION 
SETTLEMENT 


sever 
SHERIFF 
shilling 
SHIPWRECK 
shipyard 
SIEGE 
SITUATION 
skirmish 
slander 
SLAVE 


SLAVEHOLDERS 


SLAVERY 
slums 
smuggler 
SOCIALISM. 
SOLDIER 
solicitor 
SOVEREIGN 
SPEAKER 
specte 
speculation 
spiritual 
split 
SPOILS 
SPY 
squadron 
squatter 
stalwart 
stanch 


standpatters 


staple 
STATE 
STATESMEN 
status 
STATUTE 
sterling 
stockade 
straits 
strategic 
stress 
stricken 


it 


| 


STRIKES 
STRONGHOLD 
STRUGGLE 
subjects 
subjugation 
SUBMARINE 


subordinate | 


subpoena 
subsequent 
subsidy 
SUCCEED 
succor 
SUFFRAGE 
supersede 
supplant 
SUPPLIES 
SUPREMACY 
SUPREME 
surpass 
surplus 
SURRENDER 
SURVEYOR 
sustenance 
SYSTEM 


tactics 
TARIFF 
TAX 
TAXATION 
TAXPAYER 
TELEGRAPH 
temporary 
tenant 
TENURE 
terminus 
TERMS 
TERRITORY 
testimony 
textile 
theology 
theory 


7 


threat 
throne 

title 
toleration 
TOMAHAWK 
torpedo 
torrent 
TORTURE 
TOWN 
TOWNSHIP 
trade 
tradesmen 
tradition 
TRAFFIC 
TRAIL 
TRAITOR 
tranquility © 
transit 
TRANSPORTATION 
TREACHERY 
TREASON 
TREASURY 
TREATY 
tremendous 
TRENCH 
TRIAL 

TRIBE 
tribunal 
TRIBUTARY 
triple 
triumph 
TROOPS 
TRUCE 
TRUSTS 
turbulent 
TYRANT 
TYRANNY 


ultimatum 
UNANIMOUS 
UNION 


UNIVERSITY 
unscrupulous 
UPRISING 
urban 

urgent 
utilities 


vagrancy 
valid, , 
vanguard 
venerable 
venture 


VESSEL 
VETERAN = 


‘VETO 


vicinity 
VICTIM 
VICTORY ° 
VILLAGE — 


vindictive 


violation 
vocational 
void 


volley — 


voluntarily © 
‘VOLUNTEERS (i) \) 
VOTE 
» VOTER ath 


VOYAGE 


-WAMPUM 


WAR 
WARD 


warfare 
warpath 


WARRANT 
‘WARRIOR 


VWATERWAYS 


WEAPON 


 WHIG 
‘whipping-post © 


WITCHCRAFT 
WORSHIP 
WRIT 


cealous 
zeppelin 


Ko. 7? 


Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
Department of Psychology 
The Ohio State University 


Published by the 


PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 


BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 


SECTION 6: 


GENERAL SCIENCE. 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 


books in General Science. 
study ; these are the basic scientific terms. 


The first list contains words common to all scientific 
In the second list are the words found 


in General Scienece—and in some of the other sciences—but not common to all 


science.* 


In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 


‘The words in italics are some- 


what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 


very important. 


meaning should be understood. 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


should, therefore, receive close study. 


ABSORB 
ABSORPTION 
accumulation 
ACID 

_ ADHERE 
ADHESION 
ADULTERATE 
aerval 
ALCOHOL 
ALKALI 
ALKALINE 
APPARATUS 
AQUEOUS 
artesian 
artificial 
ASSIMILATION 
ASSUMPTION 


ATMOSPHERE 
ATOM 
ATOMIC 
ATTRACTION 
AXIS 


BACTERIA 
BIOLOGY 
BORAX 


CALCIUM 
CALORIE 
capilarity 
CAPILLARY 
CARBON 


~ CELLULOSE 
CENTIGRADE 


CHEMICAL 


CHEMISTRY 
classification 
COHESION 
COMBUSTION 
COMPOSITION 
COMPOUND 
CONCAVE 
CONCRETE 
CONDENSATION 
CONDENSE 
CONSERVATION 
CONSERVE 
CONTRACT 
CONTRACTION 
CONVEX 
CURRENT 


However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


DATA 

datum 

DECAY 
DECOMPOSE 
DECOMPOSITION 
DEMONSTRATION 
denote 
DENSITY 
DEVELOP 
DEVELOPMENT 
DIAMETER 
diffuse 
DIFFUSION 
DISCHARGE 
DISEASE 
DISINTEGRATE 
DISSOLVE 


*Some of the words in the General Science lists are followed by abbreviations which 
indicate that words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. These abbrevia- 
tions mean: ‘‘Biol’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘‘Geog’’. for Geography, ‘‘ Phys.’’ 


for Physies and ‘‘Physiol.’’ for Phsyiology. 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 
EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 

FIGURE 
FILTER 

FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 


HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION 
ammerse 
INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 

LAYER 
LIME 
limestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIG 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
mucture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 





NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 
orbit 
ORGANIC 
ORIGIN 
OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


parafjine 
perforation 
PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM 
PROPORTION 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION 
RADIUS 

ray 

REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


2 


solar 

SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 
SOLUTION 
SPACE 
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (a) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS 
SYMBOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 
VAPOR 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
zinc 


GENERAL SCIENCE 


ABDOMEN (Biol. Physiol.) ALIMENTARY (Biol. ANTITOXIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
ABNORMAL (Biol. Physiol.) Physiol.) — antitrades (Geog.) 
abrasion alligators (Biol. Geog.) anvil (Biol. Physiol.) 
ABSCESS (Physiol. ) ALLOY (Chem. Phys.) aorta (Biol. Physiol.) 
ABSOLUTE (Chem. Phys.) ALLUVIAL (Geog.) APERTURE (Chem. Phys.) 
ABUNDANT (Biol. Geog.) ALTERNATING (Phys.) apparent (Phys.) 
accentuate (Phys.) ALTITUDE (Biol. Geog.) appendage (Physiol.) 
ACCESSORY (Biol. Physiol.) alum APPENDICITIS ( Physiol.) 
acclimatize ALUMINUM (Chem. Geog. APPLIANCE (Phys.) 
accommodation (Biol. Phys.) APPROPRIATE 

Physiol.) amber (Chem. Phys.) APPROXIMATE (Phys.) 
ACCOMPLISH (Phys. ) ammeter (Phys.) aqua (Chem.) 
acetate (Chem.) AMMONIA (Biol. Chem. AQUARIUM (Biol. Phys.) 
acetic (Chem.) p-2- Physiol.) AQUEDUCT (Geog. Phys. 
ACETYLENE (Chem.) ammoniac (Chem.) Physiol. ) 
acidulate (Chem.) ammonium (Chem.) arbitrary 
activated (Biol.) AMORPHOUS (Chem. Phys.) arc (Phys.) 
activity (Chem. Phys.) | AMPERE (Phys.) ARCTIC (Geog.) 
addict ( Biol.) AMPHIBIAN (Biol.) ARGON (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 


ADENOIWS (Biol. Physiol.) amylopsin (Biol. Physiol.) anw (Geog.) 
ADJACENT (Geog. Physiol.) anaemia (Biol. Physiol.) armature (Phys.) 


ADJUST | anaérobic (Biol.) aromatic (Biol. Chem.) 
adrenalin (Biol. Physiol.) ANAESTHETIC (Biol. Chem.arsenic (Biol. Chem.) 
ADULT Physiol. ) ARTERY (Biol. Physiol.) 
aerate (Biol. Chem.) ANCESTOR (Biol.) articulate (Biol. Physiol.) 
aerobic (Buol.) anemometer ASBESTOS (Chem. Geog. 
_ AEROPLANE (Chem. Geog. ANEROID Phys. ) 
Phys.) ANGLE (Phys.) ASCEND 
AFFINITY (Biol. Chem.) angurar ascertain 


agar-agar (Biol. Physi0l.) aniline (Biol. Chem.) ASH (Chem. Geog.) 
agate (Chem.) asphalt (Chem. Geog.) 


ANNIHILATE : 
agent (Chem.) Tee: ASPHYXIATION (Biol. 
aggregation (Biol. Chem. Chem. Physiol.) 
: annunciator 

Physiol.) ASTEROID 
agonic (Phys.) Tet (Chem. Phys.) ASTIGMATISM (Biol. 
AGRICULTURE (Geog. ) anther (Biol. ) Physiol. Phys.) 
ailment (Physiol.) ANTHRACITE (Chem, Geog.) asrronomy (Geog. Phys.) 
alabaster (Chem.) anthrax, ( Biol.) atomizer (Phys.) 
ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. ANTICYCLONE (Geog.) attribute 

Physiol.) ANTIMONY (Chem. Phys.) AupIBLE (Physiol.) 
ALFALFA (Biol. Geog.) ANTISEPTIC (Biol. Chem. avpitory (Biol. Physiol.) 
ALGAE (Biol. Chem.) Physiol. ) AURICLE (Biol. Physiol.) 


automatic (Biol. Physiol. puAppEeR (Biol. Physiol.) 
Phys.) BLEACH (Chem. Physiol.) 
AVERAGE (Phys.) blight ( Biol.) 
AVIATOR blindspot (Phys.) 
AXIL BLIZZARD (Geog.) 
BLOWPIPE (Chem. Phys.) 
BACILLUS (Biol. Physiol.) BLUEPRINT 


CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

caisson (Phys.) 

calculate (Chem.) 

CALORIMETER (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

CALORY (Chem.) 


back fire boa-constrictor (Geog.) CALYX (Biol.) 
bactericidal (Chem.) BODY cambium (Biol.) 
BALL BEARING (Phys.) BoG (Geog.) CAMERA (Phys.) 
BARBERRY (Biol.) boil ( Physiol.) camphor (Biol. Chem.) 
barium (Chem.) BOILING POINT (Chem.) CANCER (Physiol.) 
berograph (Phys.) boracic (Chem.) Cancer (Geog.) 
BAROMETER (Biol. Chem. sore (Biol. Phys.) canine (Biol. Physiol.) 
Phys.) boric (Chem.) canker ( Bool.) 
BAROMETRIC boron (Chem.) cannel (Chem.) 
barrier (Biol. Geog.) BOTANY (Biol. Physiol.) canyon (Geog.) 
basswood boundary (Geog.) CAPACITY (Chem. Phys.) 
BATTERY (Chem. Phys.) powers (Biol. Physiol.) Capricorn (Geog.) 
BEAKER (Chem.) BREEDING ( Biol.) capsule (Biol. Physiol.) 
beats (Phys.) BREEZE ( Geog.) CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
beeswax BRILLIANCE Chem. Physiol.) 
BELLOWS (Phys.) brimstone (Chem.) CARBOLIC (Biol. Chem. 
BENZINE (Chem.) ® = xsrine (Chem.) Physiol.) 
benzoate (Biol. Chem. — rirrneNess (Chem. CARBONATE (Chem. 
Physiol.) Phys.) Physiol.) 
benzoic (Chem.) BROIL carbuncle (Physiol.) 
benzol (Chem.) BROMIDE (Biol. Chem.) CARBURETOR (Chem. Phys.) 
BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. = groncwtAu (Biol. Physiol.) cardinal 
Physiol.) BRONCHITIS (Physiol. ) CARNIVOROUS (Biol. 
BICARBONATE (Chem. bronze (Chem. Geog.) Physiol. ) 
Physiol.) BTU. (Phys.) carpel ( Biol.) 


bichloride (Chem. Biol.) BuBONICc (Biol. Physiol.) 
bichromate (Chem. Phys.) BULB 


biconvex (Physiol.) BULLETIN 
BICUSPID (Biol. Physiol.) BUNSEN (Phys. Chem.) 
bifocal BUOYANCY (Biol. Chem. 
BILE (Biol. Physiol.) Phys.) 
BINOCULAR (Physiol. burette (Chem.) 

Phys.) burrow (Biol.) 
bismuth (Biol. Chem. BUZZER 

Phys.) 
bisulphid (Chem.) cactus (Biol. Geog.) 


BITUMINOUS (Chem. Geog.) cadmium (Chem. Phys.) 


4 


cartesian (Phys.) 

CARTILAGE (Biol. Physiol.) 

CASCADE ( Geog.) 

CASEIN (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. Phys.) 

casing (Physiol.) 

CAST IRON (Phys.) 

castor 

CATARACT (Geog.) 

catarrh (Biol. Physiol.) 

CATHODE (Chem. Phys.) 

CAUCASIAN (Biol. Geog.) 


CAVITY (Biol. Physiol.) circuit (Chem. Physiol. 


celestial | Phys. ) 

CELL (Biol. Phys.) CIRCULATION (Biol. Geog. 
CELLULOID (Chem.) Physiol.) 

cement (Biol. Chem. CIRCUMFERENCE (Geog. 

Geog.) Phys.) 

CENTIGRAM CIRROSTRATUS 
CENTIMETER (‘Chem. Phys.) cirrus (Geog.) 
CENTRIFUGAL (Chem. CISTERN (Physiol.) 

Phys.) citric (Chem.) 
centrosphere citrous (Chem.) 
CEREAL (Biol. Geog. CLAY (Geog.) 

Physiol.) CLIMATE (Biol. Geog.) 
cerium (Chem.) clinical (Physiol.) 
certify (Biol. Physiol.) — clunker 
CESSPOOL (Biol.) CLOCK WISE 
chaff cluster (Buol.) 
CHANNEL ( Geog.) COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
CHARACTERISTICS (Biol. Physiol. ) 

Chem. Physiol.) coating (Physvol.) 
CHARCOAL (Chem. Geog. cobalt (Chem. Phys.) 

Phys. ) coccus (Biol.) 

CHARGE (Phys.) cochlea (Biol. Physiol.) 
chicory cocoon (Biol. Geog.) 
chinook (Geog.) coa (Phys.) 

chloral ( Biol.) cor, (Chem. Phys.) 
chlorate (Chem.) COKE (Chem. Geog.) 
chloride (Chem. Physiol. collodion (Chem.) 

Phys.) COLONY (Biol. Geog.) 


CHLORINE (Biol. Chem.)  oojoration (Biol. Chem.) 
CHLOROFORM (Biol. Chem.) .o bine (Biol. Chem. 


CHLOROPHYLL (Biol. Phys.) 

Chem. ) COMBUSTIBLE (Chem. 
cholera (Biol.) Physiol.) 
choroid (Biol. Physiol.) comer (Geog. ) 
chronic ( Biol.) COMMERCE (Geog.) 
chronometer COMMODITY (Geog.) 
CHURNING COMMUNICABLE (Biol. 
CICADA (Biol.) Physiol.) 
cilia (Biol. Physiol.) communicating (Biol. 
cihary (Biol. Physiol.) Geog.) 


CINEMATOGRAPH (Phys.) coMMUNITY (Geog. 
cinnamon Physiol. ) 


or 


COMMUTATOR (Chem. 
Phys. ) 

COMPACT 

COMPARATIVE (Biol. | 
Physiol. ) 

compartment 

COMPASS (Geog. Phys.) 

COMPENSATE (Biol. Phys.) 

complement ( Biol.) 

COMPRESS (Chem. Physiol. 
Phys. ) 

COMPRESSOR 

COMPUTE (Phys.) 

CONCENTRATE (Chem. 
Physiol. Phys.) 

CONCENTRIC (Chem. Phys.) 

condensite (Chem.) 

CONDUCTION ( Phys.) 

CONDUCTOR (Phys.) 

CONDUIT 

congeal 

conical 

conjunctiva (Brol.) 

constant (Biol. Chem.) 

CONSTELLATION 

constipation (Biol. 
Physvol.) 

CONSTITUENT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

CONSTITUTION ( Physiol.) 

constrict (Biol. Physiol.) 

CONSTRUCTION (Biol.) 

CONSUME (Phys.) 

CONSUMPTION (Physiol.) 

CONTACT (Phys.) 

CONTAGIOUS (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

CONTINENTAL (Geog.) 

continual ( Phys.) 

contrivance (Phys.) 

CONVALESCENT (Physiol. ) 

CONVECTION ( Phys.) 


CONVERT (Biol. Chem.) 

copious (Chem.) 

COPPER (Chem. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

CORE (Physiol. Phys.) 

CORNEA (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

COROLLA (Biol.) 

CORPUSCLE (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

corrode (Chem.) 

CORROSIVE ( Chem.) 

COUNTERACT (Biol. Phys.) 

COUNTERBALANCE (Phys.) 

COUNTER-CLOCK WISE 

cow-pox (Physiol.) 

craft 

CRATER (Geog.) 

cremation 

CREOSOTE (Biol. Chem.) 

crescent 

CREVICE (Geog. Physiol.) 

CROP ( Geog.) 

CROSS-BREED (Biol.) 

CROSS SECTION (Physiol.) 

croup (Physvol.) 


cutaneous ( Biol.) 

cut-off 

CYCLE (Biol. Phys.) 

CYCLONE (Geog. Phys.) 

CYLINDER (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

CYLINDRICAL (Biol. 
Physiol. Phys.) 


DAM (Geog.) 

DAMPER (Phys.) 
DECIDUOUS (Biol.) 
DECIGRAM (Phys.) 
DECIMAL (Phys.) 
DECIMETER (Phys.) 
DECLINATION (Phys. ) 
DECREASE 

deficient (Physiol.) 
DEFLECT (Geog. Phys.) 
DEFORESTATION (Biol.) 
DEGREE (Geog. Phys.) 
dehydration (Chem.) 
DELTA (Biol. Geog.) 
DEMAGNETIZE 

denature (Chem.) 
dentine (Biol. Physiol.) 


crude (Biol. Geog. Phys.) dependent (Bvol.) 
DEPOSIT (Biol. Chem. Geog.DIRECTION (Geog. Phys.) 


CRYSTAL (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. Phys.) 
CRYSTALLINE (Chem.) 


Physiol. ) 
deposition (Chem.) 


crystalloids (Biol. Chem.) depressant | 
DEPRESSION (Geog. Physiol.DISINFECTANTS (Biol. 


cuBic (Biol. Phys.) 
culex (Brol.) : 
cultivate (Biol. Geog.) 
CULTURE (Biol. Geog.) 
CUMULO-NIMBUS 
CUMULUS (Geog.) 
cupric (Chem.) 
curd (Biol. Chem. 
Physwol.) 


Phys. ) 
DEPTH 


DEW (Geog. Phys.) 

dextrine (Biol. Chem.) . 

dextrose (Chem.) 

diabetes (Physiol.) 

DIAGNOSE (Biol. Physiol.) 

DIAL (Phys.) 

DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

diarrhea (Biol. Physiol.) 

diastase (Biol. Chem.) 

DIET (Biol. Chem. Physiol.) 

dietetics (Physiol.) 

differentiate (Brol. 
Physiol.) 

DIGESTION (Biol. Physiol.) 

DIKE (Geog.) 

DILUTE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

DIMENSION (Phys. 
Physiol.) 


. DIMINISH (Chem. Phys.) 


DIOXIDE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

DIPHTHERIA (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

DIPPER 

DIRECT CURRENT 


DIRIGIBLE (Geog. Phys.) 
DISC 
disfigure 


Chem. Physiol.) 
DISLOCATION (Phys.) 


derive (Biol. Chem. Phys.) dispense 


DESCEND (Phys.) 
DESCENDENT (Physiol. ) 
DESERT (Geog. ) 
DESIGNATE 


destructive (Biol. Physiol.) 


DETRIMENTAL (Phys. 


CURVATURE (Biol. Physiol.. Physiol.) 


Phys.) 
CUS pS 


DEVASTATE (Geog.) 


devoid 


dispersion (Chem. Phys.) 

DISPLACEMENT (Chem. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

DISSECTION (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys. ) 

dissipate (Chem. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

DISTINGUISH 

distort (Phys.) 


DISTRIBUTE (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

disturbance 

disulphide (Chem.) 

diver (Phys.) 

divergence (Phys.) 

divert 

divide 

divining rod 

DOCKS (Geog.) 

doldrums (Geog.) 

DOMESTIC (Geog. Phys.) 

dominant (Phys.) 

DORMANT (Biol.) 

dough 

DRAFT (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 

DRAINAGE (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

drill (Geog. Phys.) 

DRONE (Biol.) 

droplet (Chem.) 

DROUTH (Geog.) 

pRuGS (Biol.) 

DRY CELLS 

puct (Biol. Physiol.) 

DUCTILE (Chem. Phys.) 

DUNE (Biol. Geog.) 

DURATION 

DYE (Chem. Geog.) 

DYNAMITE (Chem. Geog.) 

DYNAMO (Chem. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

dysentery (Biol. Physiol.) 

dyspepsia (Biol. Physiol.) 


EARTHWORM (Geog.) 
EBB ( Geog.) 

ebonite (Chem. Phys.) 
ebony (Geog.) 
ebullition (Phys.) 


ECHO (Geog. Phys.) 
ECLIPSE (Geog.) 


EDDY (Geog. Phys.) 

EDIBLE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

EFFERVESCENCE (Chem. 
Phys. ) 

EFFICIENCY (Geog.) 

elapse 


ELECTRIFICATION (Phys. ) 
ELECTRODE (Chem. Phys.) 


ELECTROLYSIS (Chem. 
Phys.) 

ELECTROMAGNET (Chem. 
Phys.) 

ELECTROMOTIVE (Chem. 
Phys.) 


ELECTRON (Chem. Phys.) 


electrophorous (Phys.) 

ELECTROPLATING (Chem. 
Phys.) 

ELECTROTYPE (Chem. 
Phys.) 


ELEVATION (Geog. Phys.) 


ELONGATION (Biol.) 

emaciated ( Physiol.) 

embedded 

EMBRYO (Biol. Physiol.) 

EMULSION (Biol. Chem.) 

ENAMEL (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) | 

enclose 

endolymph ( Biol.) 

ENGINEERING 

ENRICH (Biol. Chem.) 

ENVIRONMENT (Biol. 
Geog. ) 

ENZYMES (Biol. Chem. | 
Physiol.) 

eon 

EPIDEMIC (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 


EQUATOR (Geog. Phys.) 

EQUATORIAL (Geog. ) 

EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. Phys.) 

EQUINOX (Geog.) 

EQUIVALENT (Chem. Phys.) 

ERADICATE 

EROSION (Biol. Geog.) 

errant 

erratic 

ERUPTION (Chem. Geog.) 

erystpelas (Physiol.) 

ESOPHAGUS (Biol. Physiol.) 

essence (Chem. Phys.) 

EUSTACHIAN (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

EXCAVATE (Geog.) 

excess (Chem. Phys.) 

EXCRETION (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

excursion (Geog.) 

EXERT (Phys.) 

EXHALE (Physiol.) 

EXHAUST (Chem. Phys.) 

exist 

EXPECTORATE ( Physiol.) 

expend (Phys.) 

expiration (Biol. Physiol.) 

EXPLOSION (Chem. Phys.) 

EXPOSE (Geog. ) 

EXPOSURE (Biol. Physiol.) 

EXTERMINATION (Biol.) 

EXTERNAL (Biol.) 

EXTINCT (Biol. Geog.) 

EXTINGUISH (Chem.) 

EXTRACT (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. ) 

exude (Biol. Physiol.) 

EYEBALL (Physiol.) 


EPIDERMIS (Biol. Physiol.) FABRIc (Chem. ) 
ECCENTRIC (Chem. Phys.) epiglottis (Biol. Physiol.) facilitate 


epsom 


FACTORY (Geog.) 


EQUATION (Chem. Phys.) fallow 


7 
a 


famine forge (Chem.) 

FAUCET (Phys.) FORMALDEHYDE (Biol. 

feeder Chem. Physiol.) 

FERMENTATION (Chem. formalin (Biol. Chem.) 
Physiol. ) 


FERTILE (Biol. Geog.) 


FERTILIZE (Biol. Chem. FRACTIONAL (Phys.) 


Geog. Physiol.) FRAGILE 
FILAMENT (Biol. Chem. FREEZE (Chem. Geog. 
Phys. ) Phys. ) 
FILINGS (Chem. ) FREEZING POINT (Chem. 
FILM (Chem. Phys.) Phys.) 


FREQUENCY (Phys.) 
FRIGID (Geog. ) 


FILTRATION (Biol. Chem.) 
FIREBOX 
FIREPROOF 


fission (Biol.) FULCRUM (Biol. Physiol. 


FISSURE (Biol. Geog. Phys.) 
Physiol. ) FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
FIXTURE (Phys.) Physiol. ) 


flagellum (Buiol.) 
FLASK (Chem. Phys.) 


FUNGUS (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. Physiol.) 


flavor FUNGICIDE 

FLAX (Chem. Geog.) FUNNEL (Chem.) 

fleecy fusibtlity (Chem.) 

FLEXIBLE (Biol. Phys. FURNACE (Geog.) 
Physiol. ) 

flicker gale (Geog.) 


flint (Chem.) gall bladder (Physiol.) 
FLOOD (Geog.) GALVANIC (Phys.) 
flora (Biol. Chem. Geog.) GALVONOMETER ( Phys.) 
FLUCTUATION (Biol. Phys.) GARBAGE (Geog.) 

FLUE (Biol. Phys.) GASOLINE (‘Chem. Geog.) 
fluorine (Biol. Chem.) GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. 
flushing Physiol. ) 

fluted GAUGE (Phys.) 
FLYWHEEL (Phys.) gauze (Chem.) 

FOG (Geog. Phys.) GEAR (Phys.) 

FOLIAGE (Biol.) gelatin (Physiol.) 
follicle (Biol. Physiol.) | GENERATION (Biol. 
FOOT POUND (Phys.) Physiol. ) 


FORCE 
FORCEPS GENUS (Biol.) 
forcoble GEOGRAPHICAL (Geog.) 
FORECAST ( Geog.) geometrical 

8 


FUEL (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 


GERM (Biol. Physiol.) 

GERMAN SILVER (Chem.) 

GERMICIDE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 


FORMATION (Chem. Geog.) GERMINATION (Biol.) 
Fossiu (Chem. Biol. Geog.) gills (Brol.) 


GLACIATE (Geog.) 

GLACIER (Biol.) 

GLAND (Biol. Physiol.) 

glare 

glaze (Chem.) 

GLOBE (Geog.) 

GLOBULE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. Phys.) 

GLUCOSE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

GLUTEN (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

glycogen (Biol. Physiol.) 

goitre (Physiol.) 

gorge (Geog.) 

gout 

gradient (Geog.) 

GRADUATE (Phys.) 

grafting (Bool.) 

gram (Geog.) 

GRAM (Chem. Phys.) 

GRANULATE (Phys.) 

granule (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

GRAPHITE (Chem. Geog. 
Phys.) 

GRAVEL (Chem. Geog.) 

GRAVITATION (Chem. 
Phys.) 

grippe (Physiol.) 

GROUND-AIR 

GROUND-WATER (Geog.) 

grub (Biol.) 


GENERATOR (Chem. Phys.) 9let (Biol. Physiol.) 


gully (Geog.) 
GUNPOWDER (Chem. ) 
gypsum (Chem.) 


habitable 

HAEMOGLOBIN (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

HAIL (Geog. Phys.) 

HAILSTONE 

halo 

HARDWOOD (Geog.) 

harmones (Phys.) 

hatchery (Bvol.) 

HEAVENS (Geog.) 

heliograph | 

helix (Phys.) 

HEMISPHERE (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol. Phys.) 

HEMORRHAGE (Physiol.) 

hemp (Geog.) 

HERBIVOROUS (Biol. Phys.) 

HEREDITARY (Physiol.) 

HEREDITY (Biol.) 

heroin ( Biol.) 

HIBERNATE (Biol. Physiol.) 

hoarfrost (Geog.) 

hookworm (Biol. Physiol.) 

HORIZON (Geog. Phys.) 

horse latitude (Geog.) 

HORSE POWER (Phys.) 

HOST (Biol.) 

humor (Biol. Physiol.) 

HuMUS (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. ) 

HURRICANE (Geog. Phys.) 

HYBRID (Biol.) 

HYDRANT (Phys.) 

hydration (Biol. Chem.) 

HYDRAULIC (Chem. Geog. 
Phys.) 

HYDROCARBON (Chem.) 

HYDROCHLORIC (Biol. 
Chem. Physiol.) 

HYDRO-ELECTRIC (Geog. 
Phys.) 

HYDROMETER (Phys.) 

HYDROPHOBIA (Biol. 
Physiol.) 


hydrophyte (Buol.) 
hydrosphere (Phys.) 
HYDROXIDE (Chem.) 
HYGIENE 
HYGROMETER (Phys.) 


hygroscopic (Chem.) 


hypha (Bool.) 


ICEBERG ( Geog.) 
IGNEOUS 

igmtion (Chem. Phys.) 
ulunminant (Chem.) 
illusion 

IMAGE (Phys.) 
imbedded (Brol.) 
ummortal 


INFESTED ( Biol.) 

infiltration (Phys.) 

INFINITY 

INFLAMMABLE (Chem.) 

inflammation (Biol. Phys.) 

INFLATE (Chem. Phys.) 

inflection 

INFLUENZA (Biol. Physiol.) 

wmhabit (Geog.) 

INHALE (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

INHERIT (Biol. Physiol.) 

inject ( Biol.) 

mnjury (Physiol.) 

INLAND (Geog.) 

INLET (Geog.) 


IMMUNITY (Biol. Physiol.) innocuous 


umparr (Brol.) 
umpenetrability (Phys.) 


INNUMERABLE 
INOCULATE (Biol. Chem.) 


IMPERVIOUS (Chem. Geog.)INSEcT (Biol. Geog. 


umpressible 

IMPULSES (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

impunity 

IMPURITIES (Chem. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

inanmate (Chem.) 

INBREED ( Biol.) 

INCANDESCENT (Chem. 
Phys. ) 

incidence (Phys.) 

incinerate 

INCISION (Biol. Physiol.) 

INCLINATION (Geog.) 

INCLINE (Geog. Phys.) 

INCUBATE (Biol. Physiol.) 

INDESTRUCTIBILITY 
(Chem. ) 

INDIGESTION ( Physiol.) 

individuality 

induce (Biol. Phys.) 

INDUCTION (Phys.) 


Physiol. ) 

INSERT (Phys.) 

insomma (Physiol.) 

inspiration (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

INSULATION (Biol. Chem. 
Phys. ) 

INSTALL (Phys. ) 

INSTRUMENT (Geog. Phys.) 

entangible 

INTERFERENCE (Biol. 
Phys. ) 

intermediate 

intermingle 

INTERNAL (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

INTERPOSE 

intersection (Phys.) 

interspace 

INTERVAL 

intervene 

INTESTINES (Biol. Physiol.) 


inert (Biol. Chem. Geog.) INTOXICANT 


INERTIA (Phys.) 


9 


INVENTION (Geog.) 


INVERT (Biol. Chem.) 
invertebrate (Biol.) 
invigorate 


INVISIBLE (Chem. Geog.) 


INVOLUNTARY (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

todide (Chem. Physiol.) 

10N (Chem. Phys.) 


LARVA (Biol.) 

LARYNX (Biol. Physiol.) 
LATERAL (Biol. Physiol.) 
LATHE (Chem. Phys.) 
LATITUDE (Geog. Phys.) 


laudanum (Biol. Physiol.) 


LAVA (Chem. Geog.) 
lavatory 


IRIS (Biol. Physiol. Phys.) laxative (Biol.) 


IRRIGATE (Biol. Geog.) 

IRRITATE (Physiol. ) 

ISOBARS (Chem. Geog.) 

isogonic ( Phys.) 

ISOLATION (Geog. 
Physiol. ) 


ISOTHERMS (Chem. Geog.) 


jacket 

JACK SCREW (Phys.) 
javelle water 

JET (Chem.) 

juice (Geog.) 

jute (Geog. Biol.) 


kangaroo (Geog.) 


KEROSENE (Chem. Geog.) 


key (Geog.) 
KIDNEY (Biol. Physiol.) 


KILOGRAM (Chem. Phys.) 
KILOWATT (Chem. Phys.) 


KINDLING (Chem.) 
kinematograph (see 
conematograph) 
KINETIC (Biol. Chem. 

Phys.) 
KNOT 


lachrymal (Physiol.) 

lactate 

lactic (Biol. Chem. 
Physvol.) 


lactometer (Biol. Phys.) 


lactose (Biol. Chem.) 
lance 


leaven 
leech (Chem.) 
leeward (Phys.) 
LEGUMEN (Biol. Chem.) 
LENS (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys. ) 
LENTIL (Biol.) 
leprosy (Physiol.) 
leucocyte (Biol. Physiol.) 
LEVEL (Geog. Phys.) 
LEVER (Phys. Physiol.) 
levulose (Chem. Physiol.) 
LEYDEN JAR (Phys.) 
liberate (Biol. Chem.) 
lichen (Biol. Chem.) 
LIGAMENT (Biol. Physiol.) 
LIGHTNING ( Phys.) 
hgnite (Chem. Geog.) 
limewater (Chem.) 
linseed (Chem. Geog.) 
LIQUIFY (Chem. Phys.) 
LIQUOR (Biol. Chem.) 
LITER (Chem. Phys.) 
lithosphere 
LITMUS (Chem. Phys.) 
LIVER (Biol. Physiol.) 
LOAM (Biol. Geog.) 
lobster (Geog.) 
local (Geog.) 
LOCALITY (Geog.) 
LOCATION ( Geog.) 
LOCKJAW (Physiol.) 
locust (Biol. Geog.) 
LODESTONE (Phys.) 
longevity 


10 


a 


LONGITUDE (Biol. Geog. 
. Phys.) 
LONGITUDINAL ( Phys.) 
LOWLAND ( Geog.) 
LUBRICANT (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 
LUKEWARM (Chem.) 
luminous (Chem. Phys.) 
LUNAR (Biol. Chem.) 
LUNG (Biol. Physiol.) 
luxuriant © 
lycopodium (Phys.) 


MACHINERY (Geog. Phys.) 

MAGGOTS (Biol.) 

MAGNESIUM (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

MAGNET (Phys.) 

MAGNETISM (Phys.) 

MAGNETITE (Chem.) 

MAGNIFY (Phys.) 

MAGNITUDE ( Phys.) 

mahogany (Geog.) 

MALARIA (Biol. Physiol.) 

malleability (Chem. Phys.) 

malt (Biol. Chem.) 

maltose (Biol. Chem. 
Physvol.) 

MANGANESE (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

MAMMAL (Biol. Physiol.) 

manometer (Chem. Phys.) 

mantle ( Biol.) 

MANUFACTURE ( Geog.) 

MANURE (Biol.) 

MARBLE (Chem. Geog.) 

mare’s tail | 

MARSH (Geog.) 

massive 

MASTICATION (Biol. 
‘Physiol. ) 

MATHEMATICAL 

MATURE (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 


MAZDA (Phys.) 

mean annual 

MEASLES (Physiol.) 

MEASUREMENT 

MECHANICAL (Chem. 
Phys. ) 

MECHANISM (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

medicate 

medicinal 

medicine (Physiol.) 

MEDIUM (Biol. Phys.) 

medullary (Biol.) 

MEMBRANE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

meningitis (Biol. Physiol.) 

meniscus (Phys.) 

mercuric (Chem.) 

MERIDIAN (Geog. Phys.) 

mesophyl ( Biol.) 

METABOLISM (Physiol.) 

METALLIC (Chem. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

metamorphosis ( Biol.) 

METER (Phys.) 

METEOR (Geog.) 

METEORITE (Chem. Geog.) 

meteorological 

methane (Chem.) 

metryl (Chem.) 

METRIC (Phys.) 

mica (Chem. Geog. Phys.) 

MICROBE (Biol. Physiol. ) 

nucron (Phys.) 

MICRO-ORGANISM (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

MICROSCOPIC (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

MIGRATE (Biol. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

mildew (Birol.) 

MILLIGRAM (Phys.) 


MILLIMETER (Chem. Phys.) NERVOUS (Biol. Physiol.) 


millivolt (Phys.) 


MINIATURE 

MINUS 

MINUTE (Biol. Chem.) 
mirage ( Geog.) 
MODIFICATION (Phys.) 
MOLD (Biol.) 


NICKEL (Chem. Geog.) 

mmbus (Geog.) 

NITRATE (Biol. Chem. 
Geog.) 

nitric (Biol. Chem.) 

nitro-cellulose (Chem.) 


MOLECULAR (Chem. Phys.) nitroglycerine (Ohem.) 


mollusks (Bviol.) 

MOLTEN (Chem. Geog.) 

monomagnet (Phys.) 

MONOXIDE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

monsoons ( Geog.) 

MORPHINE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

mortality (Bvol.) 

MOSQUITO (Biol. Geog.) 

moss (Geog.) 

MOTOR (Phys. Physiol.) 

MUCOUS (Biol. Phys.) 

mud puppies 

muggy 

mulberry (Geog.) 

MULCH (Biol.) 

MULTIPLICATION 

muriatic (Chem.) 

murky 

MUSCULAR (Biol. Phys.) 

musical (Phys.) 


myopia (Physiol. Phys.) 


myriads ( Biol.) 


naphtha (Chem. Geog.) 

NARCOTIC (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

NASAL 

nausea (Physiol.) 

naval (Geog.) 


NAVIGATION (Geog. Phys.) 


neap (Geog.) 
NEBULA 
neptune 


NEURALGIA ( Physiol.) 


11 


NODE (Biol. Physiol. Phys.) 
nodule (Biol. Physiol.) 
non-luminous (Chem.) 
NON-METALLIC (Chem.) 
non-volatile (Chem.) 
nostrum 
NOURISHMENT (Biol.) 
noxious (Biol. Chem.) 
nozzle (Phys.) 
NUCLEUS (Biol. Physiol.) 
numerical (Phys.) 
nutrient (Biol. Chem. 
Physvol. ) 
NUTRITION (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 


oblate 

OBLIQUE (Phys.) 

obnoxious ( Biol.) 

OBSERVATORY 

octave (Chem. Phys.) 

OcULIST (Physiol. ) 

oesophagus (see 
esophagus) 

OFFSPRING (Biol. Physiol.) 

oHM (Phys.) 

OLEOMARGARINE (Chem. 
Geog. ) 

OPAQUE (Chem. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

opiate (Physiol.) 

oPpiuM (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

opsonin (Biol.) 

optic (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

OPTICAL (Phys.) 


ORE (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 

ORGAN (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

ORGANIZATION (Physiol.) 

orient (Geog.) 

orifice (Chem.) 

osmometer 

osmotic (Chem.) 

ouTcRoP (Geog.) 

OUTLET (Geog.) 

ovary (Biol. Physiol.) 

overcast 

overestimate 

OVERFLOW (Geog.) 

overshot (Phys.) 

overtone (Phys.) 

overweight 

OVULE (Biol.) 

oxalic (Biol. Chem.) 

OXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 

ozone (Chem. Geog.) 


palprtate (Physvol.) 

PANCREAS (Biol. Physiol.) 

parabolic (Phys.) 

PARACHUTE (Biol. Phys.) 

PARALLEL (Geog. Phys.) 

paramecium (Biol.) 

PARASITE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

parchment 

paregoric 

PARIS GREEN (Chem.) 

partial 

PARTICLE (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

partition (Physiol.) 

passage (Geog. Physiol.) 

PASTEURIZE (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

pathogemc (Chem.) 

PEAT (Geog.) 


penetrate (Btol. Geog.) 
pennant 

penumbra (Phys.) 
pepsin (Brol. Physiol.) 


pilot (Geog. Phys.) 
pioneer ( Geog.) 
PISTIL ( Biol.) 
PISTON (Phys.) 


PEPTONES (Biol. Physiol.) pitch (Biol. Geog. Phys.) 


per capita (Geog. Phys.) 

PERCENTAGE 

perception (Bool.) 

percolate (Phys.) 

pericardium (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

PERIOD 

PERISCOPE (Phys.) 

perishable (Physiol.) 

permanganate (Biol. 
Chem.) 

PERMEABLE (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

PERMEATE (Phys.) 

PEROXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 

PERPENDICULAR (Phys.) 

PERPETUAL (Geog. Phys.) 

perpetuate 

persistence 

perspective (Physiol. 
Phys.) 

PERSPIRATION (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

PEST (Biol. Chem.) 

PETAL (Biol.) 

PETIOLE (Biol.) 


PITH (Biol. Geog.) 

pivot (Phys.) 

PLANE ( Physiol.) 

PLANET (Geog.) 

PLANETARY 

planetoids 

PLASMA (Biol. Physiol.) 

plastic (Biol. Chem.) 

PLATEAU ( Geog.) 

pleura (Biol. Phys.) 

pleurisy (Biol. Phys.) 

pliable (Phys.) 

pliers (Phys.) 

plug (Phys.) 

PLUMBING (Biol.) 

plunger 

PNEUMATIC (Chem. Phys.) 

PNEUMONIA (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

pock (Physiol.) 

pointer 

POISON (Chem.) 

POLAR (Geog. Phys.) 

POLARIZE (Chem. Phys.) 

POLE (Chem. Geog. Phys.) . 

POLLEN (Biol.): 


PETROLEUM (Chem. Geog.) POLLUTION (Biol. Physiol.) 
PHARYNX (Biol. Physiol.) PORCELAIN (Chem. Geog.) 


phase (Phys.) 

phlegm (Biol. Physiol.) 

PHONOGRAPH (Phys.) 

PHOTOGRAPHIC (Biol. 
Chem. Phys.) 

photometer (Phys.) 

PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Biol. 
Chem. ) 

PHYSICIST (Chem. Phys.) 

prer (Geog.) 

pillar 


12 


PORE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

PoROSsITY (Chem. Phys.) 

portable 

POTASSIUM (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

POTENTIAL (Biol. Chem. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

POWER (Geog. Phys.) 

prairie (Geog.) 

PRECIPITATE (Chem. Phys.) 


prediction 
predisposing (Physiol.) 
predominate (Chem.) 
prehistoric (Geog.) 
preliminary . 
prevailing (Geog.) 
PREVENTIVE (Physiol.) 
primitive (Biol. Geog.) 
PRISM (Phys.) | 
prismatic (Chem. Phys.) 
proboscis (Brol.) 
PRODUCE (Geog.) 
progenitor ( Biol.) 
prohibition ( Biol.) 
PROJECT (Phys.) 
projection (Biol. Phys.) 
PROPAGATION (Biol. Phys.) 
PROPEL (Phys.) 
propellor (Phys.) 
prostration (Phys.) 
proteid (see proteim) 
protein (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 
protozoa (Biol.) 
protrude (Bvol.) 
protuberance 
prussic (Chem.) 
PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 
PTYALIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
PULLEY (Phys.) 
pulmonary (Brol. 
Physvol.) 
PULP (Biol. Geog.) 
pumice (Biol. Chem.) 
pungent (Chem.) 
pupa (Biol. Physiol.) 
PuRIFY (Biol.) 
PURITY (Chem.) 


QUARANTINE (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

QUARTZ (Biol. Chem.) 

quinine (Biol. Chem.) 


RABIES (Biol. Physiol.) 

race (Biol. Geog.) 

RADIANT (Geog. Phys.) 

RADIATE (Phys.) 

RAILROAD (Geog.) 

RAINBOW (Phys.) 

RAINFALL (Geog.) 

RAIN-GAGE (Phys.) 

rancid. (Chem.) 

rapids (Geog.) 

rarefaction (Geog. Phys.) | 

RARIFIED (Geog. ) 

RATIO (Phys.) 

ration (Biol. Physiol.) 

REBOUND (Phys.) 

RECEIVER 

receptacle 

RECLAMATION (Geog.) 

rectum (Biol. Physiol.) 

recurrence 

REDUCE (Phys.) 

redwood 

REENFORCE 

REFINE (Chem. Phys.) 

reflectoscope 

REFLEX (Biol. Physiol.) 

REFRACTION (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

REGION (Geog.) 

REGISTER 

regulate (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

RELAXATION ( Physiol.) 

release 


putrefaction (Biol. Chem.REMEDY (Biol. Physiol.) 


Physvol.) 
putty 


QUADRANT (Phys.) 


remnant 

render 

rennet (Physvol.) 
renovate 


13 


REPEL (Chem. Phys.) 
replenish 


REPRODUCTION (Biol. 


Physiol. ) 
REPTILE (Biol. Geog.) 
REPULSION ( Phys.) 
reserve (Geog.) 
RESERVOIR (Geog. Physiol. 
Phys.) 
RESIDUAL (Chem. Phys.) 
RESIDUE (‘Chem.) 
resin (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
RESISTOR ( Phys.) 
RESONANCE ( Phys.) 
RESPECTIVE ( Phys.) 
RESTORATIVE 
restriction 
RESUSCITATE ( Biol.) 
retaim 
retard (Bool. Phys.) 
RETINA (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 
RETORT (Chem. Phys.) 
REVERSE (Biol. Phys.) 
revert (Phys.) 
REVOLVE (Geog. Phys.) 
RHEOSTAT (Phys.) 
RHEUMATISM (Physiol.) 
RIGID (Phys.) 
rigor mortis (Phys.) 
rind (Bvrol.) 
rivulet (Geog.) 
RoD (Physiol. Phys.) 
rollers 
RooTS (Biol.) 
ROT (Geog. ) 
ROTARY (Phys.) 
ROTATE (Geog.) 
ROTATION (Biol. Geog. 
Phys.) 
rotunda 
RUBBER (Geog. ) 
rural ( Geog.) 
rust (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 


RYE (Geog.) 


sac (Biol. Physiol.) 
saccharine (Chem.) 
salamander ( Biol.) 
sal amonac (Chem.) 
salicylic (Chem.) 
SALIVA (Biol. Physiol.) 
saltpetre (Chem. Geog.) 
saLtTs (Chem. Geog. 
Physiol.) 


SENSITIVE (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol.) 
SEPAL (Biol.) 
SEPARATOR ( Phys.) 
septic (Biol. Physiol.) 
SERIES (Phys.) 
SERUM (Biol. Physiol.) 
sever 
SEWAGE (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. ) 
SEWER (Phys.) 


SANITARY (Chem. Physiol.) sextant (Phys.) 


sap (Biol. Geog.) . 


SEXUAL (Biol. Physiol.) 


SAPROPHYTE (Biol. Chem.) shale (Chem. Geog.) 


SAPWOOD 

satellite (Geog. Phys.) 
savage (Geog.) 

scaB (Physiol.) 

SCALES (Biol. Phys.) 
scar (Biol. Physiol.) 
SCARLET FEVER (Physiol.) 
sclerotic (Biol. Physiol.) 
scourge (Biol. Physiol.) 
scrofula (Physiol.) 
scum (Biol.) 

scurvy (Biol. Physiol.) 
SEA LEVEL (Geog. Phys.) 
SEASONAL (Geog. ) 


shaft (Phys.) 

shellac (Chem. Phys.) 

SHOWER (Geog. ) 

shrink 

shutter (Phys.) 

shuttle (Phys.) 

SILICA (Biol. Chem.) 

silicate (Chem.) 

summer 

SIMULTANEOUS (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

SIPHON (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

sirocco (Geog.) 


SECRETION (Biol. Physiol.) sirup (Geog. Brol.) 
SEDENTARY (Biol. Physiol.) site (Geog.) 


SEDIMENT (Biol. Chem. 
Geog.) 

SEED (Biol. Geog.) 

SEEPAGE (Geog. Phys.) 

SEGMENT (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

SELECTION (Biol.) 

SEMICIRCULAR (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

semi-indirect 


slant 

SLOPE (Geog. ) 

sludge (Biol.) 

SMALLPOX (Physiol.) 

smelt (Chem.) 

smolder 

SMUT (Biol.) 

soapstone (Geog.) 

SOCKET (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 


SENSATION (Biol. Physiol.) sopa (Chem.) 


SENSES (Biol.) 
sensible heat (Phys.) 


sopium (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 


14 


SOIL (Geog. ) 

solder (Chem. Phys.) 

SOLIDIFICATION (Chem. ) 

SOLSTICE (Geog. Phys.) 

SOLVENT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

sonometer (Phys.) 

soot (Chem.) 

sorus (Biol.) 

SOUND (Geog. Phys.) 

sounder (Phys.) 

SOURCE (Geog.) 

SPARK (Phys.) 

SPECIES (Biol. Physiol.) 

spectroscope (Chem. 
Phys.) 

SPEED ( Phys.) 

SPERM (Biol. Physiol.) 

SPHERE (Geog. ) 

SPHERICAL (Biol. Geog. 
Phys.) 

SPHEROID ( Phys.) 

spinal (Biol. Phys.) 

spiral (Biol. Phys. 
Physvol.) 

spirilum (Brol.) 

spirogyra ( Biol.) 

spirometer (Phys.) 

spleen (Biol. Physiol.) 

SPLINT (Physiol.) 

splinter (Chem.) 

spongy (Bvrol.) 

SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

sporangia ( Bool.) 

SPORE (Biol.) 

spout (Phys.) 

spring (Geog. Phys.) 

sprocket (Phys.) 

SPROUT (Biol.) 

spud (Chem.) 

spurt - 

SPUTUM (Biol.) 

squall (Geog.) 


STAGNANT (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 
STALK (Biol.) 
STAMEN (Biol.) 
stance (Phys.) 
STANDARDIZE (Phys. ) 
STANDPIPE (Phys.) 
STATIC (Phys.) 
STATIONARY (Phys.) 
STEAM (Geog. Phys.) 
steapsin (Biol. Physool.) 
stem (Biol.) 
stereopticon (Phys.) 
STERILE (Biol. Geog.) 


STERILIZE (Chem. Physiol. 


Phys. ) 
STIGMA (Biol.) 
STIMULANT (Biol. Physiol.) 
STIMULATION (Phys.) 


sulphite (Chem.) 
SULPHURIC (‘Chem. 
Physiol.) 
SULTRY (Geog.) 
SUMMIT (Geog.) 
SUNSTROKE (Physiol.) 
supercooled (Chem.) 
superficial (Chem.) 
supersede 
SURFACE (Geog.) 
susceptible ( Physiol.) 


THAW (Geog.) 
THERMAL (Chem. Phys.) 
THERMOS (Chem. Phys.) 
THERMOSTAT (Phys.) 
thistle 
THORAX (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 
TIDAL (Biol. Geog.) 
TIDE (Geog. Phys.) 
TILLABLE (Geog. ) 
tumbre (Phys.) 


SUSPENSION (Chem. Phys.) TIRE (Phys.) 


SUSTAIN (Phys.) 
SWAMP (Geog.) 
swarming ( Biol.) 
SYMBOL (Biol. Chem.) 


symmetry (Biol. Phys.) 


SYMPATHETIC (Biol. 
Physiol. Phys.) 


TISSUE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

TOBACCO (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 

TON (Phys.) 

tong (Phys.) 

tonic (Phys. Physiol.) 


STIMULUS (Biol. Physiol.) Symptom (Biol. Physiol.) TONSILITIS (Physiol.) 


stirrup (Biol. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

stoker (Phys.) 

SsTtoMaA (Biol.) 

STOPPER (Physiol.) 

STRATUS (Geog.) 

STREAM (Geog.) 

streptococcus (Physvol.) 

STRUCTURE (Biol. Physiol.) 

STYLE (Biol.) 

sublimation (Chem. Phys.) 

SUBMARINE (Geog. Phys.) 

SUBMERGE (Geog. Phys.) 

SUBSOIL ( Geog.) 

SUBSTITUTE (Phys.) 

substratum ( Biol.) 

SUBTERRANEAN (Chem. 
Geog. ) 

sucrose (Chem.) 

SUCTION (Chem. Physiol. 
Phys.) 

sulphate (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 


synthetic (Chem. Phys.) 
syrup (see sirup) 


TABLE-LAND (Geog.) 
taint (Phys.) 

tale (Chem.) 

tallow (Geog.) 
TANGENT (Phys.) 
TANKAGE (Phys.) 


tapeworm (Biol. Phys.) 


tapioca ( Geog.) 


tartar (Chem. Physiol.) 


taut (Phys.) 


TELEGRAPH (Geog. Phys.) 
TELEPHONE (Geog. Phys.) 
TELESCOPE (Geog. Phys.) 


TEMPERATE (Geog.) 


TENACITY (Chem. Phys.) 


tentacle (Bvol.) 
terra-cotta (Chem.) 
terrestrial 


TETANUS (Biol. Physiol.) 


tetrachloride (Chem.) 


TEXTILE (Chem. Geog.) 


15 


TORNADO (Geog. Phys.) 
TORRENT (Geog.) 
TOXIN (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 
TRACHEA (Biol. Physiol.) 
trachina ( Biol.) 
tract (Biol. Geog.) 
TRADES (Geog.) 
transfer (Phys.) 
TRANSMISSION (Phys.) 
TRANSPORTATION (Geog.) 
transverse (Biol. Phys.) 
treadle (Phys.) 
TREATMENT (Physiol.) 
tremulo 
TRIANGULAR 
tribe (Geog.) 
TRIBUTARY (Geog. ) 
trichina (Physiol.) 
TROPICAL (Biol. Geog.) 
TROPICS (Geog. ) 
trypsin (Biol. Physiol.) 
TUBE (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 
TUBER (Biol.) 


tubercle (Biol. Chem. vaseline (Chem. Geog.) voir (Chem. Phys.) 


Physvol.) vat (Chem.) VOLTAGE (Phys.) 
tubular (Boiol.) vault VOLTAIC (Chem. Phys.) 
tufts (Biol.) veer - VOLTMETER (Chem. Phys.) 
tumor (Physvol.) VEGETARIAN (Biol. VOLUME (Chem. Phys.) 
TUNGSTEN (Chem. Phys.) Physiol.) VOLUNTARY (Biol. 
tunic VEGETATION (Biol. Geog.) Physiol. ) 

TUNING (Phys.) VEINS (Biol. Geog. VORTEX (Chem.) 
TURBINE (Phys.) Physiol. ) 

tympanic (Bool. Physiol.) vELocirry (Chem. Geog. wad 

tyPHoI (Biol. Chem. Phys.) water glass (Chem.) 

Physiol.) veneer (Chem.) water-plane (Geog.) 

TYPHOON (Geog. ) vent (Biol. Geog. Phys.) WATERSPOUT (Geog.) 
ventricle (Biol. Physiol.) WATERTABLE (Geog. ) 
ulcerate (Physiol.) - VENUS WATERWAYS (Geog.) . 
ultimate VERTEBRATE (Biol. watt (Phys.) 
ULTRA-VIOLET (Chem. Physiol. ) WATT HOUR (Phys.) 

Phys.) VERTICAL (Geog. Phys.) | WEATHERING (Chem. 
umbra (Chem. Phys.) VESSEL (Biol. Geog. Geog.) 
undergo Physiol.) WEDGE (Phys.) 
undershot (Phys.) vestibule (Biol. Physiol.) weevil (Biol. Physiol.) 
underweight (Physiol.) — vetches (Biol.) Welsbach (Phys.) 
undulating veterinarian (Physiol.) | WESTERLIES (Geog.) 
UNITE (Chem.) vial WHARF (Geog.) 
UNSANITARY (Physiol.) — vicinity (Geog.) whey (Biol. Chem.) 
UN WHOLESOME violence WHIRLWIND (Geog. ) 
upright virtual (Phys.) Wick (Phys.) 

Uranus virulent ( Biol.) WIGGLERS (Biol.) 

uric ( Biol.) virus (Biol. Physiol.) WINDLASS (Phys.) 

URINE (Biol. Physiol.) VISIBLE (Phys.) WOOL (Geog.) 

utensil vision (Physiol. Phys.) wrought iron (Chem. 

utricle (Physvol.) vital (Biol. Chem. Geog. Phys.) 
Physiol.) 

VACCINATION (Biol. viraLity (Biol. Physiol.) xerophyte ( Biol.) 

Physiol.) VITAMINE (Biol. Physiol.) X-RAY (Chem. Physiol. 
VACCINE (Biol. Physiol.) vitiate (Phys.) Phys. ) 
vagus (Bool.) VITREOUS (Biol. Physiol. 

VALVE (Biol. Physiol. Phys.) caus (Phys. ) 
Phys.) Parole Cine) YEAST (Biol. Chem. 
: ; Physiol. ) 
VANE (Biol. Geog. Phys.) yooau (Physiol.) lo 
VAPORIZATION (Chem. VOID Yesow a ch Sys 
_. YIELD (Biol. Geog.) 

Geog. Phys.) VOLATILE (Chem. Physiol. 

VARIABLE (Chem.) Phys.) ZENITH ( Geog.) 
varnish (Chem.) VOLCANO (Chem. Geog.) zone (Geog.) 


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Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
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The Ohio State University 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 7: BIOLOGY. 


The following brief lists contain the important technical words appearing 
in textbooks in Biology. The first list—the Common Science Vocabulary—con- 
tains words that are common not only to Biology, but to all scientific studies. 
These are the basic scientific words. The Biology list occupies the rest of the 
folder.* 

In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 
in capitals. These words should be studied first. The words in italics are some- 
what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 
very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 
meaning should be understood. 

It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring witb it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


ABSORB ATMOSPHERE CHEMISTRY DATA 

ABSORPTION ATOM classification datum 

accumulation ATOMIC COHESION DECAY 

ACID ATTRACTION COMBUSTION DECOMPOSE 

ADHERE AXIS COMPOSITION DECOMPOSITION 

ADHESION COMPOUND DEMONSTRATION 
BACTERIA 

ADULTERATE CONCAVE denote 

] BIOLOGY 
aerial CONCRETE DENSITY 
BORAX 

ALCOHOL CONDENSATION DEVELOP 

ALKALI CALCIUM CONDENSE DEVELOPMENT 

ALKALINE CALORIE CONSERVATION DIAMETER 

APPARATUS capillarity CONSERVE diffuse 

AQUEOUS CAPILLARY CONTRACT DIFFUSION 

artesian CARBON CONTRACTION DISCHARGE 

artificial CELLULOSE _ CONVEX DISEASE 

ASSIMILATION CENTIGRADE CURRENT DISINTEGRATE 
CHEMICAL DISSOLVE 


ASSUMPTION 


*Many of the words in the Biology list are followed by one or more abbreviations. These 


abbreviations should be read as follows: 
“Gen, sei.’ for General Science, 


“‘Chem’’ for Chemistry, 


‘“Geog’’ for Geography, 
‘‘Phys.’’ for Physics and ‘‘Physiol’’. for Physiology. 


These abbreviations indicate that the words they follow appear in the list of terms for other 


subjects than Biology. 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 
EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 

FIGURE 
FILTER 

FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 
HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION 
ammerse 
INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 

LAYER 
LIME 
limestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIC 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
morture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 


NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 
orbit 
ORGANIC 
ORIGIN 
OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


paraffine 
perforation 
PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM 
PROPORTION 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION 
RADIUS 

ray 
REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


2 


solar 
SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 
SOLUTION 
SPACE 


SPECIFIC GRAVITY 


spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (a) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS 
SYMBOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 
VAPOR 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
Zinc 


BIOLOGY 
ABDOMEN (Gen. Sci. | 


aggressive 
Physiol.) albino 
ABNORMAL (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) Physiol.) 
abscission 


abstainer (Physiol.) 

ABUNDANT (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

ACCELERATE (Phys.) 


ALGA (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
ALIMENTARY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


accessory (Gen. Sc. ALLIGATOR (Gen. Sci. 
Physvol.) Geog.) 
ACCOMMODATION (Gen. Sci.alsike 
Physiol.) ALTERNATE 
accretion ALTERNATION 
acetanalid (Chem.) altitude (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
acetic alveolus (Physiol.) 
ACQUIRED amebotd 
activate (Gen. Sci.) amino-acid 
acute 


Physiol.) 
AMOEBA (Physiol.) 
AMPHIBIAN (Gen. Sci.) 
amylopsin (Gen. Sct. 


ADAPTATION (Physiol.) 

addict (Gen. Sci.) 

ADENOID (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


Physiol.) 
adipose (Physiol.) anaemia (Gen. Sct. 
adminster Physiol.) 
Physiol. ) ANAEROBIC (Gen. Sci.) 


adrenal (Physiol.) 
adrenalin (Gen. Sct. Sci. Physiol.) 


adventitious ANAL 


aerate (Chem. Gen. Sci.) anaphase 
aerobic (Gen. Sci.) ANATOMICAL (Physiol.) 


ANAESTHETIC (Chem. Gen. 


iene itn ANATOMY (Physiol.) 
fect ANCESTOR (Gen. Sci.) 
a 
‘ vemic 

afferent (Physiol.) x at 
affinity (Chem. Gen. SL 2) 6 Seen 
agar-agar (Gen. Scr. 

Physiol.) animalcule (Physiol.) 
agglutinate annelida 


aggregate (Chem. Gen. Sct.annuau (Geog.) 
Physiol.) annulate 


ANUS 
anopheles (Gen. Sct.) 


ALBUMIN (Chem. Gen. Sci.ANTENNA (Phys.) 


antennule 


ALFALFA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) ANTERIOR (Physiol.) 


anther (Gen. Sci.) 
ANTHERIDIUM 
anthrax (Gen. Sci.) 


ALKALOID (Chem. Physiol.) anthropoid 


anthropology 

antibodies 

ANTIDOTE (Chem. Physiol.) 

ANTISEPTIC (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

ANTITOXIN (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

anvil (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 

AORTA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 


ammonia (Chem. Gen. Sct.aortic (Physiol.) 


APE 
APEX 
APHID 


' APIARY 


APOPLEXY (Physiol. ) 

APPENDAGE 

APPENDIX (Physiol.) 

APPETITE (Physiol.) 

aptera ; 

AQUARIUM (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

AQUATIC (Physiol. ) 

arachmda 

ARCHEGONIA 

argon (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

aromatic (Chem. Gen. 


Sci.) 


ANILINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) arsenic (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 


arteriole 

ARTERY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

ARTHROPODA 


artichoke bilateral CALORIMETER (Chem. Gen. 


ARTICULATE (Gen. Sci. BILE (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) Sei. Phys.) 
Physiol.) biparental calyx (Gen. Sci.) 
ascent bismuth (Chem. Gen. Sci.campium (Gen. Sci.) 
ASEPTIC Phys.) camphor (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
ASEXUAL BIVALVE CANINE (Gen. Sci. 
ASPHYXIATION (Chem. Gen.BLADDER (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Physiol.) 
Sei. Physiol.) blanch canker (Gen. Sci.) 
ASTIGMATISM (Gen. Sci. blast CAPSULE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) blastoderm Physiol.) 
astringent (Chem.) blastopore carapace 
ASYMMETRICAL blastula CARBOHYDRATE (Chem. 
atavism BLIGHT (Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
atlas BOLL CARBOLIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
AUDITORY (Gen. Sci. bore (Gen. Sct. Phys.) Physiol.) 
Physiol.) BOTANY (Gen. Sci. CARBONIFEROUS (Chem.) 
AURICLE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) Carcass 
Physiol. ) BOTFLY cardiac (Physiol.) 
AUTOMATIC (Gen. Sci. BOWEL (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) carnivorous (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) bract Physiol.) 
aves BREEDING (Gen. Sci.) carpal 
axial bristle carrion 
AXON (Physiol.) bromide (Chem. Gen. Scr.) cartraGE (Gen. Sci. 
BRONCHI (Physiol.) Physiol. ) 
BACILLUS (Gen. Sci. BRONCHIAL (Gen. Sci. CASEIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) Physiol.) Phys. Physiol.) 
BARBERRY (Gen. Sci.) BROOD CATARRH (Gen. Sci. 
BARNACLE (Geog.) BROWNTAIL Physiol.) 
BARRIER ‘(Gen. Sci. Geog.) bryophyte CATERPILLAR 
bast bubonic (Gen. Scr. catkin 
batrachian Physiol.) Caucasian (Gen. Sci. 
eee bulk Geog.) 
beneficral buoyancy (Chem. Gen. Sct.oatpar 
Her el COLEUS SEA LES LA BI, cavity (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
PRUs) ie 3 Os cet (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
beri-bert (Physvol.) burrow (Gen. Scr.) physiol) 
BEVERAGE (Chem. Gen. Sci.py-propuct (Geog. Phys.) CELLULAB ( Physiol. ; 
Pay sioly cement (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
BICEPS (Physiol. ) cactus (Gen. Sci. Geog.) Geog.) 
bichloride (Chem: Gen.Sci.)caecum (Physiol.) CENTIPEDE 
bicuspid (Gen. Sci. CAFFEINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.centrosome 
Physiol.) Physiol.) centrum 
BIENNIAL callus (Physiol.) CEPHALOPOD 


4 


CEPHALOTHORAX 

CEREAL (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Physiol. ) | 

CEREBELLUM (Physiol.) 

CEREBROSPINAL (Physiol. ) 

CEREBRUM (Physiol. ) 

certification (Gen. Sct. 
Physvol.) 

cervical ( Physiol.) 

cesspool (Gen. Sci.) 

eetacea 

CHARACTERISTICS (Chem. 
Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 

cheliped 

chickadee 

CHINCHBUG 

chiroptera 

CHITIN 

chloral (Gen. Sci.) 

chlorination 

CHLORINE (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

CHLOROFORM (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


CHLOROPHYLL (Chem. Gen.cOMBINE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Sei.) 
CHLOROPLAST 
CHOLERA (Gen. Sci.) 
choroid (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 
chromatin 
CHROMOSOME 
chrome (Gen. Sct.) 
CHRYSALIS 
cicada (Gen. Scr.) 
cma (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
CILIARY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 
CIRCULATION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 
CIVILIZATION (Geog.) 
clavicle (Physiol.) 
cleavage (Physiol.) 


cleft 


CONIFER ( Geog.) 


CLIMATE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) conjugal 


cloacal 

CLOTTING (Physiol. ) 

CLUSTER (Gen. Sci.) 

COAGULATE (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Physiol.) 

cobra 

COCAIN (Chem. Physiol.) 

coccus (Gen. Sct.) 

cochineal 

cochlea (Gen. Scr. 
Physvol.) 

cockle-bur 

COCOON (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

codling 

COELENTERATES 

coleoptera 

coleus 

colloid (Chem.) 

COLONY (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

COLORATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


columbine 


Phys.) 

COMMUNICABLE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

comparative (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

COMPENSATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

competition 

complemental (Gen. Sct.) 

complexity (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

COMPONENT (Chem. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

concealment 

concentration 

condiments (Physiol.) 

CONE 

CONGESTION (Physiol.) 


5 


conjunctiva (Gen. Sci.) 

CONNECTIVE (Physiol.) 

CONSCIOUSNESS ( Physiol.) 

constant (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

CONSTIPATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

CONSTITUENTS (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

constrict (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

constructive (Gen. Sct.) 

CONTAGIOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

CONTAMINATION (Chem. 
Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 

CONTRACTILE ( Physiol.) 

convert (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 

convolution (Physiol.) 

coordinate (Physiol.) 

coppice 

CORAL (Chem. Geog.) 

cordata 

CORNEA (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

COROLLA (Gen. Sci.) 

CORPUSCLES (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

CORTEX (Physiol.) 

COTYLEDON 

COUNTERACT (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

cramp 

CRANIAL (Physiol. ) 

CRANIUM (Physiol.) 

CRAYFISH 

creosote (Chem. Gen. Scz.) 

crocodile 

CROP 

CROSS-BREED (Gen. Sci.) 

CROSS-POLLINATION 

crown 


crude (Gen. Sct. Geog. 
Phys.) 

crustacea 

CRYSTAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Geog. Phys.) 
CRYSTALLOID (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


cuBic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

culex (Gen. Sct.) 

CULTIVATE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

CULTIVATION 

CULTURE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

cumulative 

curd (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

CURVATURE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

CUTANEOUS (Gen. Sci.) 

CUTICLE (Physiol.) 

cutin (Physvol.) 

cutting 

cuttlefish 

CYCLE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

cyclic 

CYLINDER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

CYLINDRICAL (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

cyst 

CYTOPLASM (Physiol.) 


damage (Geog.) 
deciduous (Gen. Scr.) 
defect (Physiol.) 
deficiency (Physiol.) 
defolrate 

deforest (Gen. Sci.) 
deformity (Physiol.) 
DEGENERATE (Physiol.) 
dehiscent 

deliquescent (Chem.) 
delta (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 


dendrite (Physiol.) 

dentine (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

dependent (Gen. Sci.) 

depletion 

deposit (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 

derivate (Chem.) 

DERIVE (‘Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

DERMATOGEN 

DERMIS (Physiol.) 

DESTRUCTION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

deterioration 

determinate 

device (Chem. Phys.) 

dextrin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

diagnosis (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

DIAPHRAGM (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

diarrhea (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

DIASTASE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

diatoms 

dichogamy 

DICOTYL 

DICOTYLEDON 

diecious 

DIET (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

dietary 

DIFFERENTIATION (Gen..Scl. 
Physiol. ) : 

DIGESTIBLE (Physiol.) 

DIGESTION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

DIGESTIVE 

digit 

DILATE ( Physiol.) 

DILUTE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


dimorphic 

DIOXIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

DIPHTHERIA (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

dipnol 

diptera 

DISCOLORATION 

discontinuous 

discriminate 


_ DISINFECTANT (Chem. Gen. 


Sci. Physiol.) 

dispersal 

DISSECTION (Gen. Sei. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

DISTRIBUTION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 

DOMESTICATION 

DOMINANT 

DORMANT (Gen. Sci.) 

DORSAL (Physiol.) 

draft (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

DRAINAGE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

DRONE (Gen. Sci.) 

DRUG (Gen. Sci.) 

drupe 

puct (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 

DUCTLESS ( Physiol.) 

dune (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 

dyestuffs (Chem.) 

dysentery (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

dyspepsia (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


echinoderm 

ecology 

ectoderm 

ectoplasm 

edible (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 


efferent (Physiol.) 

elliptical 

elongation (Gen. Sci.) 

EMBRYO (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

EMBRYOLOGY 

EMULSION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

ENAMEL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

encyst 

ENDODERM 

endogenous 

endolymph (Gen. Sct.) 

endoplasm 

endoskeleton 

ENDOSPERM 

enrich (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 

ensilage ( Geog.) 

ENTOMOLOGY 

ENVIRONMENT 

ENZYMES (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

EOSIN 

eprcotyl 

EPIDEMIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

EPIDERMIS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

EPIGLOTTIS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

epiphyte 

EPITHELIUM (Physiol.) 

EQUILIBRIUM (‘Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Phys. Physiol.) 

ergot 

erosion (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 

Eskimo (Geog.) 

ESOPHAGUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

ester (Chem.) 

Ethiopian (Geog.) 

EUGENIC 


euglena 

EUSTACHIAN (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

euthenics 

evacuation 

excesswe (Chem. Gen. 
Scz.) 

EXCRETION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

excurrent 

exhaustion (Physiol.) 

exogenous 

exoskeleton 

EXPIRATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

EXPOSURE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

extension (Phys.) 


FERTILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 

fibrin (Physiol.) 

fibrinogen 

fibrous (Chem.) 

FIBRO-VASCULAR 

fibula (Physiol.) 

FILAMENT (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

FILTRATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

FIN 

FISHERY (Geog.) 

FISSION (Gen. Sci.) 

fissure (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
Physvol. ) 

fixation 

flagellum (Gen. Sci.) 


EXTERMINATION (Gen. Sci.) fledgling 


EXTERNAL (Gen. Sci.) 


extinct (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


FLEXIBLE (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 


EXTRACT (Chem. Gen. Sci.flexor (Physvol.) 


Geog.) 
extreme 


exude (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 


facet 
FACIAL 
fang 
fascicle 
FATAL 


flicker 

FLORA (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

FLUCTUATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


flue (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
fluke 

fluorin (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
flycatcher 


FATIGUE (Phys. Physiol.) FLYTRAP 


FAUNA (Chem. Geog.) 
fecal 

FECES (Physiol.) 
FEMALE 

FEMUR 

FERMENT (‘Chem.) 
ferrous (Chem.) 
fester 


Focus (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

fodder (Geog.) 

foetus (Physiol.) 

FOLIAGE (Gen. Sci.) 

follicle (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) 

FOODSTUFFS (Geog. 
Physiol.) 

forebrain: 


FERTILE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) rormALDEHYDE (Chem. 


FERTILIZATION 


% 


Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


formalin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) globule (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


FORMULA (Chem. Phys.) 

FossIL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

frond 

FRONTAL (Physiol.) 

FUEL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 


FULCRUM (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


Physiol. ) 
fumes (Chem.) 
FUMIGATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 


FUNGUS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Geog. Physiol.) 


GALL 

GAMETE 

gametophyte 

GANGLION (Physiol.) 

ganoid 

GASTRIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

gastropod 

gastrula 

gelatinous (Chem.) 

genealogy 

GENERATE 

GENERATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

generic 

genetic (Physiol.) 

genitals 

GENUS (Gen. Sci.) 

geotropism 

GERM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 


GERMICIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 
GERMINATE (Gen. Sci.) 
GILL (Gen. Sci.) 
girdle 
GIZZARD 


Phys. Physiol.) 
glomerulus 
glottis (Physiol.) 


GLUCOSE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 


gluten (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 
glycogen (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 
gonorrhea 
gopher 
gradation 
GRAFTING (Gen. Sci.) 
granulation (Chem.) 


GRANULE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 

gristle 

GRUB (Gen. Sci.) 

GULLET (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

gut 

GYNOSPERM 

JY Psy 

HABITAT (Geog.) 

haemoglobin (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

HATCHERY (Gen. Sci.) 

heliotropism 

hemiptera 

HEMISPHERE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Phys. Physiol.) 

herbivera (Gen. Sct. 
Physvol.) 

HEREDITY (Gen. Sci.) 

hermaphroditic 

heroin (Gen. Sct.) 

heterospory 

HIBERNATE /Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

hindbrain 


GLAND (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) histology 


globular 


HOMOLOGOUS (Chem. ) 
8 


HOOKWORM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) | 

hormone (Physiol.) 

HORTICULTURE 

host (Gen. Sct.) 

HUMERUS (Physiol.) 

humor (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) 

HuMuS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

WYBRID (Gen. Sci.) 

hydra 

HYDRATE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

hydrochloric (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) — 

hydroid 

hydrophobia (Biol. Gen. 
Scr.) 

hydrophyte (Gen. Scr.) 

hydrotropism 

hydrozoa 

HYGIENE ( Physiol.) 

hylum 

hymenoptera 

HYPERCOTYL 

hypha (Gen. Sci.) 

hypoglossal , 


ichneumon 

iguana 

IMBEDDED 

immature 

IMMUNITY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

impair (Gen. Sct.) 

IMPULSE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

inbreed (Gen. Sci.) 

INCISION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

INcISOR (Physiol.) _ 

INCUBATE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

oncurrent — 

wncus (Physiol.) 


(Gen. Sci.) 


indehiscent 

independent (Phys.) 

INDIGESTIBLE (Physiol. ) 

mnduce (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

mert (Chem. Gen. Sci. 

Geog.) 

INFANCY (Geog.) 

INFECTION (Physiol.) 

INFERIOR 

INFEST (Gen. Sci.) 

INFLAMMATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

INFLORESCENCE 

INFLUENZA (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

INFUSION 

infusoria (Chem.) 

ingestion 

INGREDIENT (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

INHALE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

INHERIT (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

inhibition (Physvol.) 

inject (Gen. Scr.) 

INJuURIOUS (Chem. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

inoculation (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

insect (Gen. Scr. Geog. 
Physvol.) 

imsectivorous 

INSPIRATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

INSTINCT (Physiol.) 

INSULATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Phys.) 

integument 

intensive 

interact (Physviol.) 

INTERCELLULAR 

INTERDEPENDENCE 


interference (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 
mtermediary 


INTERNAL (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


Physiol. ) 
interrelation 
ntersperse 
INTESTINE (Gen. Sci. 

Physiol. ) 
intoxication (Chem. 

Physvol.) 


lancelet 

LARVA (Gen. Sci.) 

LARYNX (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

lateral (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 

laudanum (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol. ) 

LAXATIVE (Gen. Sci.) 

LEGUME 

legumin (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

lemur 


INVERT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) LENS (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


INVERTEBRATE (Gen. Sci.) 

nvertin 

involucre 

INVOLUNTARY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

iridescent (Chem. Phys.) 

TRIS (Gen. Sci. Physiol. 
Phys.) 


Physiol. ) 

lenticel 

lentil (Gen. Sct.) 

lepidoptera 

leucocyte (Gen. Sect. 
Physvol.) 

liberation (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


IRRIGATE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) LICE 


IRRITABLE ( Physiol.) 


JELLYFISH 
JUGULAR (Physiol.) 
jute (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 


KERNEL (Geog.) 

KIDNEY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

KINETIC (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

kohl-rabi 


labial 

labium 

labrum 

labyrinth 

lacteal (Physiol.) 

lactic (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
Physvol.) 

lactometer (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) ; 

lactose (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

Y 


LICHEN (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

LIGAMENT (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

ligature (Physiol.) 

linen (Geog.) 

lingual 

LIQUOR (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

LIVER (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

liverwort 

LIZARD (Geog. ) 

LOAM (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

LOCALIZATION 

localize (Physiol.) 

locomotion (Physiol.) 

LocusT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

longitude (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys.) 

LOUSE 

lubricant (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

lunar (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 


- 


LUNG (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 


LYMPH (Physiol.) 


macronucleus 

MaAGGOT (Gen. Sci.) 

magnesium (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Physiol.) 

MALARIA (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

Malay ( Geog.) 

MALE 

MALNUTRITION 

malt (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 


maltase (Chem. Gen. Sct. 


Physiol.) 

MAMMAL (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

MAMMARY 

mammoth ( Geog.) 

mandible 

mandrake 

manganese (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 

manikin 

mantis 

mantle (Gen. Scr.) 

MANURE (Gen. Sci.) 

marrow (Physvol.) 

marsupial 

MASTICATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

mastodon 

MATE 


MATURE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 


Physiol.) 
maxilla 
MAXILLARY (Physiol.) 
maxilliped 
MECHANISM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 
medicate 


MEDULLARY (Gen. Sci.) 

medusa 

megaspore 

MEMBRANE (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol. ) 

MEMBRANOUS 

menace (Chem.). 

MENDELIAN 

meningitis (Gen. Scr. 
Physvol.) 

mesentery (Physvol.) 

mesoderm 

mesophyl (Gen. Scr.) 

mesothorax 

META (Chem.) 

METACARPAL 

METAMORPHOSIS (Gen. 
Sci. ) 

metatarsal 

METATHORAX 

metazoa (Physiol.) 

MICROBE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

micronucleus 

microphyle 

MICROSCOPIC (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

midbrain 

midge 

MIDRIB 

MIGRANT 

MIGRATE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys.) 


mobile (Phys.) 


MopDIFY (Phys.) 

MOLAR (Chem. Physiol.) 

MOLD (Gen. Sci.) 

MOLT 

mollusc (Gen. Sci.) 

Mongolian 

MONOCOTYLEDON 

monoecious 

MONOXIDE (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

morphine (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

morphology 

MORTALITY (Gen. Sci.) 

Mosaic 

mosquito (Gen. Scr. 
Geog.) 

MOTH 

motile 

mottled 

mucilagenous 

MUCOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

mucus (Physiol.) 

mulch (Gen. Sct.) 

MUSCLE (Physiol.) 

MUSCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

MUSSEL 

mutant 

mutation 

MUTILATION 


MIGRATION (Gen. Sei. Geog.mycelium 


Phys.) 
MILDEW (Gen. Sci.) 
mulkweed 
milleped 
MILT 
MIMICRY 


myriad (Gen. Sci.) 
myriapod 


Narcotic (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 
nares 


MINUTE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) nasal ( Physiol.) 


medium (Gen. Scr. Phys.) mitosis 


MEDULLA (Physiol.) 


MITRAL (Physiol.) 
10 


NATATORY 
NATURALIST 


nauseate 

nautilus 

Neanderthal 

NECTAR 

negroid 

nephridiwm 

NERVOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

nettle 

NEURON (Physiol.) 

neurotic 

newt 

NICOTINE (Chem. Physiol.) 

mictitating 

nipper 

NITRATE (Geog. Gen. Sci. 
Chem.) 

niter (Chem.) 

mitric (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

nitrous (Chem.) 

NOCTURNAL 

NODE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

NODULE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

NOSTRIL (Physiol. ) 

notochords 

NOURISHMENT (Gen. Sci.) 


OESOPHAGUS (Gen. Sci.) 

OFFSPRING (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

OLFACTORY (Chem. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

omnivorous 

oosphere 

operculum 

opwum (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

opposable 

opsonn (Gen. Sci.) 

optic (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

optimum 

ore (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

ORGAN (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

ORGANISM (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

ORIGINATE 

ORIOLE 

orthogenesis 

ORTHOPTERA 

osculum 

ostium 

otter (Geog.) 


PANCREAS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

pancreatic (Physiol.) 

papilla (Physiol.) 

papillary 

parachute (Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

PARALYSIS (Physiol. ) 

PARAMAECIUM (Gen. Sci.) 

PARASITE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

parenchyma 

paricarp 

PARIETAL (Physiol.) 

parotid (Physiol.) 

participant 

PARTICLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

passerine 

PASTEURIZE (Gen. Sci. 
_ Physiol.) 

pasturage (Geog.) 

patent 

pathological (Physiol.) 

pectoral 

pedicel 

peduncle 

PELVIS (Physiol.) 


Noxious (Chem. Gen. Sci.) ovary (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) PENETRATE (Gen. Sci. 


NYMPH 

NUCLEAR 

nucleolus 

NUCLEUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

NUTRIENT (‘Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) | 

NUTRITION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Physicl.) 


OBNOXIOUS (Gen. Sci.) 
obstacle 

OCCIPITAL (Physiol.) 
octopus 


OVIDUCT 

OVIPOSITOR 

ovoid 

OVULE (Gen. Sci.) 
ovum (Physiol.) 

oxalic (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
OXIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
oxyhaemoglobin 


PALATABLE 
PALATE (Physiol.) 
paleozorc 
PALISADE (Geog.) 
palpus 

11 


Geog. ) 

pepo 

PEPSIN (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

PEPTONE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

PERCEPTION (Gen. Sci.) 

PERENNIAL 

PERICARDIUM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

peripheral (Phys. 
Physiol.) 

PERISTALSIS (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

permanganate (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


peroxide (Chem. Gen. 
Sct.) 

PERSPIRATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

pervert (Phys.) 

PEST (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

PETAL (Gen. Sci.) 

PETIOLE (Gen. Sci.) 

phagocyte (Chem. 
Physvol.) 

phalange 

PHARYNX (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

PHLEGM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

PHOTOGRAPHIC (Chem. 
Gen. Sei. Phys.) 


PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Chem. 


Gen. Sci.) 

phylum 

PHysic (Physiol.) 

PHYSIOLOGICAL 

pinna 

pinnate 

pisces 

PISTIL (Gen. Sci.) 

PISTILLATE 

PITCH (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

PITH (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

PLACENTA 

plague (Physvol.) 

planarian 

plantain 

PLASM 

PLASMA (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

plasmodium 


plexus (Physiol.) 

PLUMAGE (Geog.) 

plumbing (Gen. Scr.) 

plumule 

PNEUMONIA (Gen. Séi. 
Physiol. ) 

POISONOUS (Chem. Phys.) 

POLLEN (Gen. Sci.) 

POLLINATION 

POLLUTION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

polycotelydon 

polycotyl 

polymorphic 

polyp (Geog.) 

pome 

pons 

PORE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
Physiol.) 

PORIFERA 

portal (Physiol.) 

POSTERIOR (Physiol. ) 

posture (Physiol.) 

POTASH (Chem. Geog.) 

POTASSIUM (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

POTENTIAL (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 

POUCH 

precipitins 

predatory 

premolar 

prepotent 

PRESERVATIVE (Chem.) 

PREVENTION (Physiol.) 

PREY 

PRIMATE 

priming 


pLastic (Chem. Gen. Sci.) PRIMITIVE (Geog. Gen. | 


PLEURA (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

pleurisy (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

PLEUROCOCCUS ° 


Sci.) 
primordial 
PROBOSCIS (Gen. Sci.) 
procambium 
PRODUCTION (Geog.) 


12 


progenitor (Gen. Sci.) 

PROGENY 

proglottis 

PROHIBIT 

PROHIBITION (Gen. Sci.) 

projection (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

proleg 

prolific 

PROLONGATION 

pronuba 

PROPAGATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

PROTECTIVE 

proteid (Gen. Sci.) 

PROTEIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

prothallus 

prothorax 

protonema 

PROTOZOA (Gen. Sci.) 

protrude (Gen. Sci.) 

pseudopod 

pteridophyte 

PTOMAINE (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Physiol.) 

ptyalin (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

pulmonary (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

pulmonate 

PULP (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

pulsation (Physiol.) 

PULSE ( Physiol.) 

puma 

pumice (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

PUPA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 

pupate 

PUPIL (Physiol. ) 

PURIFY (Gen. Sci.) 

PUTREFACTION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

pylorus (Physiol.) 


pyramid (Geog. Phys.) 
python 


QUARANTINE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

QUADRUPED ( Physiol.) 

quartz (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

quiescent 

quill 

quinine (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


rabies (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

race (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 

raceme 

radicle 

random 

rape 

RATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

ray-floret 

recapitulation 

receptacle 

recessive 

reclaim 

rectum (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

reduction (Chem.) 

reflex (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 

refraction (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 

REFUSE (Chem. Physiol.) 

regeneration (Chem. 
Phys.) 

REGISTRATION 

REGULATE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

regulator 

rejuvenation 

REMEDY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

rennin (Chem. Physiol.) 

REPRODUCTION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


reptile (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 

RESEARCH 

RESEMBLANCE 

RESIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

RESOURCE 

resuscitation (Gen. Sci.) 

retardation (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 

retina (Gen. Sct. Phys. 
Physvol.) 

reverse (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

rhizoid 

rhizopod 

rind (Gen. Sct.) 

RODENT 

root (Gen. Sci.) 

rootstock 

roe (Physvol.) 

rOSACCOUS 

ROSETTE 

ROTATION (Gen. Sei. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

RUDIMENTARY 

ruminant 

runner 

rusts (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

rutabaga 


SAC (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
salamander (Gen. Sci.) 
SALIVA (Gen. Sei. Physiol.) 
SALIVARY (Physiol.) 
sanitarwm (Physiol.) 
SANITATION ( Physiol.) 
sap (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
saponification (Chem. 
Physvol.) 
saprophyte (Chem. Gen. 
Scr.) 
scale (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
scallop 


13 


‘scar (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 


SCAVENGERS ( Physiol.) 

scion 

sclerotic (Gen. Scr. 
Physvol.) 

SCORPION 

scourge (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

scrambler 

scum (Gen. Sc.) 

scuRVY (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

scute 

SEA-LILY 

SEA-URCHIN 

sebaeceous 

SECRETE 

secretin 

SECRETION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

sedentary (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

sediment (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
Geog.) 

SEED (Gen. Sel. Geog.) 

SEEDLING 

SEGMENT (Gen. Sei. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

SEGREGATION (Chem.) 

SELECTION (Gen. Sci.) 

SELECTIVE (Phys.) 

SELF-POLLINATION 

semen (Physiol.) 

SEMICIRCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

semilunar 

semonal 

SENSE (Gen. Sci.) 

SENSATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

SENSITIVE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

SENSORY (Physiol.) 


SEPAL (Gen. Sci.) 


spermary 


septic (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) spermatazoid 


_ serous 


spermatid 


SERUM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) spermatophyte 


sesile 

seta 

SEWAGE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

SEXUAL (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

sheath (Physvol.) 

shrimp 

SHRUB (Geog.) 

sieve 

silica (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

silicon 

silt (Geog.) 

sinus (Physiol.) 

SIPHON (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

sirup (Geog. Gen. Sct.) 

SKELETON (Physiol.) 

SKULL (Physiol.) 

SLIME | 

SLIP 

sludge (Gen. Sct.) 

smMuT (Gen. Sci.) 

SNOUT 

SOCIETY 

SOCKET (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

sopium (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

SOLVENT (Chem. Gen. Sei. 
Physiol.) 

soma 

sorus (Gen. Scr.) 

spawn (Geog.) 

SPECIES (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

SPECIALIZATION 

SPECIMEN 


SPERM (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 


SPHERICAL (Gen. Sci: 
Geog. Phys.) 
spicule 


SPINAL (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 


spindle 


spiny 
SPIRACLE 


SPIRAL (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


Physiol. ) 
spirilum (Gen. Sci.) 
spirogyra (Gen. Sci.) 
SPLEEN (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 
SPONGE (Geog.) 
spongilla 
SPONGY (Gen. Sci.) 


stegomia 

stEM (Gen. Sci.) 

stentor 

STERILE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

STERNUM (Physiol.) 

sTiGMA (Gen. Sci.) 

STIMULANT (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

STIMULUS (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

STIPULE 

STIRRUP (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

sTtomMA (Gen. Sci.) 

striate (Physiol.) 

STRUCTURE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

strychnine (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

STUNTED 


SPONTANEOUS (Chem. Gen.STYLE (Gen. Sci.) 


Sei. Phys.) ' 


sporangium (Gen. Sci.) 


SPORE (Gen. Sci.) 
sporulation 
sporozoa 
sporophyll 
sporophyte 
SPORT 
SPROUT (Gen. Sci.) 
spur 
sputum (Gen. Sci.) 
squid 
STALK (Gen. Sci.) 
STAMEN (Gen. Sci.) 
STAMINATE 
staple (Geog. Phys.) 
STAGNANT (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. Phys.) 
STARFISH 
statolith 
steapsin (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 
14 


subcutaneous 

SUBJUGATION 

sublingual ( Physiol.) 

submaxillary (Physiol.) 

submental 

substratum (Gen. Sct.) 

succulent 

SUCKLE 

suet 

SUFFOCATION (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

sulphate (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

sumach 

superposition (Phys.) 

suprarenal 

SURVIVAL 

susceptible 

suspensor 

SWARMING (Gen. Sci.) 

swimmeret : 

symbiosis — j 


SYMMETRICAL (Gen. Sci. 


Phys.) 
SYMPATHETIC (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 
SYMPTOM (Gen. Sci. 
_ Phys. Physiol.) 
synapse (Physiol.) 
syphilis (Physiol.) 
SYRUP (see sirup) 
SYSTEMIC 


tactile 

TADPOLE 

tangential 

tannin (Chem.) 

TAPEWORM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

TAPROOT 

TARSAL 

TARSUS 

tassel 

taxonomy 

teleostome 

temporal (Physiol.) 

TENDON (Physiol.) 

tendril 

TENTACLE (Gen. Sci.) 

tern 

tertiary (Chem.) 

testa 

TESTIS 

tetanus (Gen. Sci. 
Physvol.) 

thallophyte 

thallus 

theine 

THORACIC (Physiol. ) 

thorax (Gen. Scr. Physvol. 
Phys.) 

thymol 

thymus (Physiol.) 

THYROID (Chem. Physiol.) 

qTrBIA (Physiol.) 


tidal (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 

TIMBER (Geog. ) 

TISSUE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

TOBACCO (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 

TONSIL (Physiol.) 

tourmquet (Physiol. ) 


TOXIN (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

TRACHEA (Gen. Sci. 

~ Physiol.) 


TRACHINA (Gen. Sci:) 

TRACT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

TRAIT 

TRANSITION 

TRANSMIT ( Physiol.) 

transplant 

TRANSPIRATION 

transverse (Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

trefoul 

triceps (Physiol.) 

trichoma 

tricuspid (Physiol.) 

trillium 


tympanic (Gen. Sct. 
Physiol.) 

tympanum (Phys. 
Physwol.) 

TYPHOID (Chem. Gen. Scl. 
Physiol.) 

TYPHUS (Physiol.) 


UDDER 

ulna 

umbilicus 

ungulate 
UNICELLULAR 
UNISEXUAL 

univalve 

unsavory 
UNSEGMENTED 
unstriped 

UREA (Chem. Physiol.) 
URETER (Physiol.) 
URETHRA (Physiol.) 
uric (Gen. Sct.) 
URINARY (Physiol.) 
URINE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
uropod 

uterus (Physiol.) 


trimorphie 

trochanter vaccillate 

tropical (Gen. Sci. Geog.) VACCINATION (Gen. Sci. 

TROPISM Physiol. ) 

trypsin (Gen. Scr. VACCINE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) Physiol. ) 

tsetse VACUOLE (Physiol. ) 

TUBE (Chem. Gen. Sci. vagus (Gen. Sci.) 
Phys.) VALVE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


TUBER (Gen. Sci.) 


Physiol. ) 


TUBERCLE (Chem. Gen. Sci.vane (Gen. Sci. Geog. 


Physiol.) 
TUBULAR (Gen. Sci.) 
tubule (Physvol.) 
tuft (Gen. Sct.) 
tusk ( Geog.) 
twiner 

15 


Phys.) 
VASCULAR (Physiol.) 
vas. deferens 


vasomotor (Physvol.) 
VEGETARIAN (Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 


VEGETATION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

VEIN (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 

VENA CAVA (Physiol.) 

venal 

venereal (Physvol.) 

venom , 

vent (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys.) 

VENTRAL ( Physiol.) 

VENTRICLE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

VERMIFORM (Physiol.) 

VERTEBRA (Physiol. ) 

VERTIBRATE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 


VESSEL (Gen. Sci. Geog. 


Physiol.) 
vestibule (Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 
vestige 


VESTIGIAL WEEVIL (Gen. Sci. 


vetch (Gen. Scr.) Physiol. ) 

viable ‘ whey (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
villus (Physvol.) WHIPGRAFT 

virgin WHORL 

virulence (Gen. Scr.) WIGGLER (Gen. Sci.) 


virus (Gen. Sct. Physiol.) WIND-POLLINATION 
viscera (Physiol.) 


vITAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 76" 
Physiol.) xserophyte (Gen. Sct.) 

VITALITY (Gen. Sci. cylem 
Physiol. ) yam 

VITAMINE (Gen. Sci. yeast (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
UA ERE Physiol.) 

viTREOUS (Gen. Sci. Phys... 5 (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
Physiol.) ae 

vivarium 

VOLUNTARY (Gen. Sci. zonation 
Physiol.) ZOOLOGY (Physiol.) 

volvox z00s pore 

vomit (Physiol.) ZYGOSPORE 

vorticella zygote 


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THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 


SECTION 8: 


CHEMISTRY 


_ The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in 
Chemistry. The first list contains words common to all scientific study; these 
are the basic scientific terms. 


Chemistry.* 


In the second list are the words peculiar to 


In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
what less important, but should be known. 
very important. 


meaning should be understood. 


The words in italics are some- 
The words in ordinary type are not 
However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 


difficult words in the subjects they study. 


If these terms are known, study of 


the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


should, therefore, receive close study. 


ABSORB 
ABSORPTION 
accumulation 
ACID 

ADHERE 
ADHESION 
ADULTERATE 
aerval 
ALCOHOL 
ALKALI 
ALKALINE 
APPARATUS 
AQUEOUS 
artesian 
artificial 
ASSIMILATION 
ASSUMPTION 


ATMOSPHERE 
ATOM 
ATOMIC 
ATTRACTION 
AXIS 


BACTERIA 
BIOLOGY 
BORAX 


CALCIUM 
CALORIE 
capillarity 
CAPILLARY 
CARBON 
CELLULOSE 


CENTIGRADE 


CHEMICAL 


CHEMISTRY 
classification 
COHESION 
COMBUSTION 
COMPOSITION 
COMPOUND 
CONCAVE 
CONCRETE 
CONDENSATION 
CONDENSE 
CONSERVATION 
CONSERVE 
CONTRACT 
CONTRACTION 
CONVEX 
CURRENT 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


DATA 
datum 

DECAY 
DECOMPOSE 
DECOMPOSITION 
DEMONSTRATION 
denote 

DENSITY 
DEVELOP 
DEVELOPMENT 
DIAMETER 
diffuse 
DIFFUSION 
DISCHARGE 
DISEASE 
DISINTEGRATE 
DISSOLVE 


*Some of the words in the Chemistry list are followed by abbreviations which indicate 
that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. These abbreviations 
are: ‘‘Biol.’’—Biology, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’—General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’—Geography, ‘‘ Phys.’’— 
Physics and ‘‘ Physiol.’’—Physiology. 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 
EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 

FIGURE 
FILTER 

FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 


HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION 
immerse 
INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 

LAYER 
LIME 
lamestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIC 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
mocture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 


NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 
orbit 
ORGANIC 
ORIGIN 
OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


paraffine 
perforation 
PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM 
PROPORTION 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION 
RADIUS 

ray 
REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


a 


2 


solar 
SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 
SOLUTION 
SPACE 


SPECIFIC GRAVITY 


spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (a) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS 
SYMBOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 
VAPOR 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
Zane 


A 

abrasive 

ABSOLUTE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

acacia 

acetaldehyde 

ACETANILID (Biol.) 

ACETATE (Gen. Sci.) 

ACETIC (Gen. Sci.) 

ACETONE 

ACETYLENE (Gen. Sci.) 

ACIDIC 

ACIDULATE (Gen. Sci.) 

acquisitive 

actinum 


CHEMISTRY 


alpha rays (Phys.) 

ALUMINATE 

ALUMINUM (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Phys.) 

alundum 

AMALGAM 

AMALGAMATION (Phys.) 

amber (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

amethyst 

AMMONIA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

ammoniac (Gen. Sci.) 

AMMONIUM (Gen. Sci.) 

AMORPHOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


Activity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) amyu (Gen. Sci.) 


aerate (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 


anaesthetic (Biol. Gen. Scr. 


aeroplane (Gen. Sct. Geog. Physiol.) 


Phys.) 


ANHYDRIDE 


AFFINITY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) ANHYDRITE 


AG. 

agate (Gen. Sci.) 

AGENT (Gen. Sci.) 

aggregation (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. Physiol.) 

AIR-SLAKING 

AL. 

alabaster (Gen. Sct.) 

ALBUMEN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 

~ Physiol.) 

ALCHEMIST 

ALCHEMY 

ALDEHYDE 

algae (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

alizarin 

ALKALINITY 

ALKALOID (Biol. Physiol.) 

alkyl 

ALLOTROPIC 

allotropism 

ALLOY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


ANILINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

anion (Phys.) 

anneal (Phys.) 

ANODE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

ANTHRACITE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

ANTIDOTE (Biol. Physiol.) 

antifriction (Phys.) 

ANTIMONY (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

antiseptic (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

apatite 

aperture (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

AQUA AMMONIA 

AQUA FORTIS 

AQUA REGIA 

argentite 

argol 

ARGON (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


argomie 

aromatic (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

ARSENIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

arsenide 

ARSENIOUS 

ARSENITE 

arsine 

AS. 

asaf etida 

ASBESTOS (Geog. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

ash (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 

asphalt (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

ASPHYXIATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

aspirin (Physviol.) 

ASSOCIATION (Physiol.) 

astringent (Buiol.) 

-ATE 

ATOMIC 

ATTRACTIVE 

AU 

augment 

aurate 

Uric 

aUurous 

autoclave 

autogeneous 

aversion 


B 

Ba. 

bactericidal (Gen. Scr.) 

bakelite 

barite 

BARIUM (Gen. Sci.) 

BAROMETER (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Phys.) 

BASE 

BASIC 

batter 


BATTERY (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

BAUXITE 

BEAKER (Gen. Sci.) 

BELL GLASS 

BELL JAR 

BENZENE 

BENZINE (Gen. Sci.) 

BENZOATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

benzoic (Gen. Sci.) 

BENZOL (Gen. Sci.) 

BESSEMER 

Beta-rays (Phys.) 

BEVERAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

BI. 

BI- 

biborate 

BICARBONATE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

BICHLORIDE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

bichromate (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

BINARY 

BISMUTH (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

bismuthyl 

bisulfide (Gen. Sci.) 

BISULFITE 

BISULPHATE 

BITARTRATE 

BITUMINOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

BIVALENT 

BLAST PIPE 

BLEACH (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

bloom 

BLOWPIPE (Gen..Sci.) 

BLUESTONE 

B, 

B, 


BOIL 


BOILING POINT (Gen. Sci.) 


BONEBLACK 

BORATE 

boracic (Gen. Sci.) 

BORIC (Gen. Sci.) 

BORON (Gen. Sci.) 

Br 

bran (Geog.) 

BRASS 

brazing 

BRIMSTONE (Gen. Sci.) 

BRINE (Gen. Sci.) 

BRITTLENESS (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

BROMATE 

BROMIC 

BROMIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

BROMINE 

bromous 


CALORIMETER (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Phys. ) 

calory (Gen. Sci.) 

CAMPHOR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

cannel (Gen. Scr.) 

caoutchouc 

CAPACITY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

carat 

CARBIDE 

CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

CARBOLIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

CARBONACEOUS 

CARBONATE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

carbonferous ( Biol.) 

CARBORUNDUM 

carboxyl 


BRONZE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) CARBURETOR (Gen. Sci. 


bullion 


Phys. ) 


BUNSEN (Gen. Sci. Phys.) CARBURETTED 
BUOYANCY (Biol. Gen. Sci.carnallite 


Phys. ) 
BURETTE (Gen. Sci.) 
butane 
butylene 
butyric 
BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Geog.) 


C 
Ca 


CASEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

cassiterite 

CASTINGS 

CATALYSIS 

CATALYTIC 

CATALYZER 

CATHODE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

cations (Phys.) 


CADMIUM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) caustic (Phys. Physiol.) 


caesium 
CAFFEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

calcine 

CALCITE 

CALCULATION (Gen. Sci.) 
CALOMEL 

calorie 

calorific 


Cp 

celestite 

CELLULOID (Gen. Sci.) 

CEMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

CENTIMETER (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

CENTRIFUGAL (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 


CERIUM (Gen. Sci.) 
CHALK 


cochineal 
codeiwn 


CHARACTERISTIC (Biol. Gen.cOEFFICIENT (Phys.) 


Sei. Physiol.) 


COHESIVE 


CHARCOAL (Gen. Sci. Geog.com (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


Phys.) 
CHEMIST 
CHILLED IRON 
CHLORATE (Gen. Sci.) 
CHLORIC 


COKE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

collodion (Gen. Sci.) 

COLLOID ( Biol.) 

COLORATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 


CHLORIDE (Gen. Sci. Phys.cotumBiIuM 


Physiol.) 


CHLORINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


COMBINATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Phys.) 


COPPERAS 

coral (Biol. Geog.) 
cordite 

CORRODE (Gen. Séi.) 
CORROSIVE (Gen. Sci.) 
CORUNDUM 

cosmetic 
COUNTERPOISE (Phys.) 
Cr. 

CRAYON 

CREAM OF TARTAR 
CREOSOTE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
cresols 


CHLOROFORM (Biol. Gen. comBUSTIBLE (Gen. Sci. CRITICAL 
Sci.) Physiol.) CRUCIBLE ( Phys.) 
CHLOROPHYL (Biol. Gen. COMMERCIAL CRUST 
Sci.) commutator (Gen. Sev. cryolite 
chloroplatinic Phys.) CRYSTAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
CHLOROUS COMPONENT (Biol. Phys. Geog. Phys.) 
chloropicrin Physiol.) CRYSTALLINE (Gen. Sci.) 
CHROMATE COMPRESS (Gen. Sci. Phys.cRYSTALLIZATION 
CHROME Physiol.) CRYSTALLOID (Biol. Gen. 
CHROME-ALUM CONCENTRATION (Gen. Sci. Sci.) 
chromic Phys. Physiol.) Cu 
CHROMIUM concentric (Gen. Scr. CUBE 
cinder Phys.) cuUPRIC (Gen. Sei.) 
connabar concretion CUPROUS 
CIRCUIT (Gen. Sci. Phys. cONDENSER (Phys.) cuprum 
Physiol.) condensite (Gen. Sci.) curdy (Biol. Gen. Sct. 
CITRATE CONDUCTIVITY (Phys.) Physiol.) 
citric (Gen. Sci.) conflagration cyanate 
citrous (Gen. Sci.) conglomerate CYANIDE (Phys.) 
Cr CONSISTENCY CYANIMIDE 
Coes CONSTANT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CYANOGEN . 
CONSTITUENT (Biol. Gen. CYLINDER (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
clevite : 3 
Sei. Physiol.) Phys.) 
ng . CONTAMINATE (Biol. Gen. , 
Ug ou (Biol. Gen. Sci. Sat physiol.) oe 
Physiol. ) CONVERSION deca- 
coagulum CONVERT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) DECANT 
COBALT (Gen. Sci. Phys.) conveyor decoction 
cobaltic copious (Gen. Sci.) DECOLORIZE 
cobaltous COPPER (Gen. Sci. Geog. decrepitate 
- cocaine (Biol. Physiol.) Phys.) decrepitation 


DEFLAGRATE DISPLACEMENT (Gen. Sci. ELECTROMOTIVE (Gen. Sci. 


deflocculate Phys. Physiol.) Phys.) 
DEHYDRATE (Gen. Sci.) dissipate (Gen. Scr. ELECTRON (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
DELIQUESCENCE (Biol.) Physiol. Phys.) ‘" ELECTRONEGATIVE (Phys.) 
DENATURED (Gen. Sci.) DISSOCIATION (Phys.) ELECTROPLATING (Gen. Sci. 
DEODORIZER (Phys.) dissolution Phys. ) 
depolarize (Phys.) DISTILLATE ELECTRO-POSITIVE ( Phys.) 
DEPOSIT (Biol. Chem. Gen. DISTILLATION ELECTROSCOPE (Phys. ) 
Sci. Geog.) DISTRIBUTION (Biol. Gen. electrothermal 
deposition (Gen. Sci.) Sei. Phys.) ELECTROTYPE (Gen. Sci. 
DERIVATION (Biol. Gen. DISULFATE Phys.) 
Sei. Phys.) DISULPHIDE (Gen. Sci.) emanations (Phys.) 
DERIVATIVE (Biol.) DIVALENCE emery 
DESICCATOR dolomite EMETINE 
DEVELOPER driver empirical (Phys.) 
DEVICE (Biol. Phys.) DROPLET (Gen. Sci.) EMULSIFY 
DEW-POINT (Phys.) DRY-SLACKED EMULSION (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
DEXTRINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) DucTILE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) enamel (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
DEXTROSE (Gen. Sci.) DYE (Gen. ‘Sci. Geog.) Physiol.) 
DI- DYESTUFFS ( Biol.) endiometer 
diacid DYNAMIC (Phys.) endothermal 
dialysis DYNAMITE (Gen. Sci. ENRICH (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
DIAMOND (Geog.) Geog.) ENZYME (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
DIASTASE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) pyNamMo (Gen. Sci. Geog. Physiol.) 
diatomc (Phys.) Phys.) EPIDEMIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
DIBASIC Physiol. ) 
dichloride ebonite (Gen. Sci. Phys.) EQUATION (Gen. Scl. 
DICHROMATE eccentric (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Phys.) 
DICHROMIC EDIBLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Gen. 
DIET (Biol. Gen. Sci. Physiol. ) Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 
Physiol.) EFFERVESCENCE (Gen. Sci. EQUIVALENT (Gen. Sci. 
diffract (Phys.) Phys. ) Phys.) 
DILUTE (Biol. Gen. Sci. EFFLORESCENCE erbium 
Phys. ) EFFUSION (Phys.) ERUPTION (Gen. Sci. 
DIMINISH (Gen. Sci. Phys.) electric Geog. ) 
dimorphous ELECTROCHEMICAL (Phys.) essence (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
DIOXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci. ELECTRODE (Gen. Sci. ESTER (Biol.) 
Physiol.) Phys.) ETCH 
DISINFECTANT (Biol. Gen. ELECTROLYSIS (Gen. Sci. ETHANE 
Sei. Physiol. ) Phys.) ethereal 
DISODIUM ELECTROLYTE ( Phys.) ETHYL 
dispersion (Gen. Sci. ELECTROMAGNETIC (Gen. ethylene 
Phys.) Sci. Phys.) europium 


6 


EXCESS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

excrement 

EXCRETION (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

EXHAUST (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

— exothermal 

EXPLOSION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

EXPLOSIVE (Geog. ) 

EXTINGUISH (Gen. Sci.) 

EXTRACT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

EXTRACTION (Phys.) 


BR 

FABRIC (Gen. Sci.) 

FACES 

FAMILY 

“FATTY ACID (Physiol.) 

fauna (Biol. Geog.) 

FE 

FELDSPAR (Geog. ) 

FERMENT (Biol.) 

FERMENTATION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

FERRI- 

FERRIC 

FERRICYANIDE 

ferrite 

FERRO- 

ferrochromwum 

FERROCYANIDE 

FERROMANGANESE 

ferrotungsten 

FERROUS (Biol.) 

ferruginous 

FERRUM 

FERTILIZER (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol. ) 

FIBROUS (Biol.) 

FILAMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

FILINGS (Gen. Sci.) 


FILLER 

FILM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

FILTRATE 

FILTRATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

FIRE-DAMP 

FIXED 

FLAME 

FLASK (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

FLAX (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

FLINT (Gen. Sci.) 

FLOCCULENT 

flora (Bool. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

fuorapatite 

FLUORESCENT (Phys.) 

FLUORIDE (Phys. ) 

fluorine (Bool. Gen. Sci.) 

FLUORITE 

FLUOROSCOPE (Phys.) 

FLUX (Phys.) 

foanute 

FOIL 

forge (Gen. Sci.) 


FORMALDEHYDE (Biol. Gen. 


Sci. Physiol.) 


FUMIGATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

fungus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 

FUNNEL (Gen. Sci.) 

FUSIBLE (Gen. Sci.) 


oadolinium 

galena (Phys.) 

galente 

gallium 

gallotannic 

GALVANIZE 

gamma rays (Phys.) 

GARNET 

GASOLINE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

GASTRIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

gauge 

GAUZE (Gen. Sci.) 

GELATINOUS (Biol.) 

GENERATOR (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

germanium 


FORMALIN (Biol. Gen. Sci.) GERMAN SILVER (Gen. Sci.) 


formates 

FORMATION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

FORMIC 

fornuc aldehyde 

FORMULA (Biol. Phys.) 

FOSSIL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

FREEZE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

FREEZING POINT (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

fructose 

FUEL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

FUMES (Biol.) 


7 


germicidal (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physvol.) 

GLACIAL (Geog. ) 

GLAZE (Gen. Sci.) 

GLOBULES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

glucinium 

GLUCOSE (Biol. Gen. Sel. 
Physiol. ) 

GLUE (Geog.) 

GLUTEN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

GLYCEROL 

gneiss 

GRAIN ALCOHOL 

GRAM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


GRANITE (Geog.) 

GRANULATED (Biol.) 

GRANULES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

granulose 

GRAPE SUGAR 

GRAPHITE (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys.) 

gravel (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

gravimetric 

GRAVITATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

GOLD 

GUANO 

GUNCOTTON 

GUNPOWDER (Gen. Sci.) 

gypsum (Gen. Scr.) 


H. 

haematite 

halite 

HALOGENS 

He 

HELIUM (Phys.) 

HEMATITE 

hepta- 

heptane 

heptavalent 

hexa- 

hexame 

hexavalent 

Hg 

holmium 

HOMOLOGOUS (Biol.) 

horn silver 

humus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

HYDRATES 

HYDRATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

HYDRAULIC (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Phys.) 

HYDRIDES 


HYDRIODIC 
hydro- 
HYDROBROMIC 


HYDROCARBONS (Gen. Sci.) 


ancrement 

indelible 

indestructibility (Gen. 
Sci.) 


HYDROCHLORIC (Biol. Gen. INDICATOR (Phys.) 


Sci. Physiol.) 
hydrocyame 
HYDROFLUORIC 
hydrogenation 
HYDROLYSIS 
HYDROLYZE 
HYDROQUININE 
HYDROSULPHURIC 
HYDROXIDE (Gen. Sci.) 
HYDROXYL 


HYGROSCOPIC (Gen. Sci.) 


hy per- 

hy po- 
HYPOCHLORITE 
HYPOSULPHITE 


I 

-IC 

Iceland Spar 

-ID ) 
INDENTIFICATION 
IDENTITY 


INDIGO 

indium 

mduction-coil 

INERT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

infinite (Phys.) 

INFLAMMABLE (Gen. Sci.) 

INFLATE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

INFUSIBLE 

INFUSORIAL (Biol.) 

mgots 

INGREDIENT (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

INJURIOUS (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol. ) 


awnoculate (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 


INSECTICIDE ( Physiol.) 

insensrbility 

INSTANTANEOUS (Phys.) 

INSULATION (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Phys.) 

INSULATOR (Phys.) 


-nteger 


IGNITION (Gen. Sci. Phys.) INTERMITTENT (Phys.) 


ILLUMINANT (Gen. Sci.) 


umonuscible 

umpervious (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

impregnate (Phys. 
Physiol.) 

IMPURITIES (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 

INACTIVE 

inanimate (Gen. Scr.) 


incandescent (Gen. Sci. 


Phys.) 
oncinerate 


, INCOMBUSTIBLE 


8 


INTOXICATION (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

INVERT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

invertase 

INVISIBLE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

vodie 

IODIDE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

IODINE 

IODOFORM 

ION (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

onium 

1onization 

10nIze 


eis LEAD (Geog.) MALT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


iridescent (Biol. Phys.) — legumin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Phys.) 
IRIDIUM (Phys.) levulose (Gen. Sci. MALTOSE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
isobars (Gen. Sci. Geog.) Physiol.) | Physiol. ) 
isomeric LIBERATION (Biol. Gen. manganates 
asomers Sci.) MANGANESE (Biol. Gen. 
wometroc LICHENS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sei.) : 
isothermes (Gen. Sci. LIGNITE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) Mengame 

Geog.) is manganite 
isotopes Baka 2 ka manganous 
-ite manometer (Gen. Scr. 

LIME-SULPHUR 
Phys.) 


LIMEWATER (Gen. Sci.) 


JET (Gen. Sci.) MARBLE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


limonite 
margarin 
a LINSEED (Gen. Sci. Geog.) a, apr, 
Wo naté LIQUEFACTION (Phys.) marsh gas 
kaolin LIQUID AIR (Phys.) MECHANICAL (Gen. Sci. 
kaolinite LIQUIFY (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Phys.) 
KELP LIQUOR (Biol. Gen. Sci.)  meerschaum 
kerosene (Geog. Gen. Sct.) LITER (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MEMBRANE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
ketones litharge Physiol.) 
KILN LITHIUM menace ( Biol.) 
KILOGRAM (Gen. Sci. LITMUS (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MERCERIZE 
Phys.) logwood MERCURIC (Gen. Sci.) 
KILOWATT (Gen. Sci. LUBRICANT (Biol. Gen. Sel.mercurius 
Phys.) Phys.) MERCUROUS 


LUKEWARM (Gen. Sci.) 
LUMINOUS (Gen. Sci. 


KINDLING (Gen. Sci.) 
KINETIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


meta- (Bnrol.) 
METALLIC (Gen. Sci. 


Phys.) Phys.) Geog. Phys.) 

krypton LUNAR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) metalloid 
LUSTER METALLURGY 

LActTic (Biol. Gen. Sci. lutecium meta-phosphoric 

Physiol.) LYE metasilicic 
LACTOSE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) metastanme 
LAKE magnalium metathesis 
LAMPBLACK magnesite meteorites (Gen. Scr. 
lanolin MAGNESIUM (Biol. Gen. Geog.) 
lanthanum Sei. Physiol.) METHANE (Gen. Sci.) 


lathe (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
lather 

LAUGHING GAS 

LAVA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
LEACHING (Gen. Sci.) 


magnetite (Gen. Sct.) 

MAGNETIZE 

malachite 

MALLEABLE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 


METHYL (Gen. Sci.) 

Me. 

MICA (Gen. Sci. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

mucrocosmic 


MICRO-ORGANISM (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

MILLIMETERS (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

MINUTE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

MISCIBLE 

mispickel 

MN 

Mo 

molar (Biol. Physiol.) 

MOLECULAR (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

MOLTEN (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

MOLYBDATE 

molybdenite 

MOLYBDENUM 

momentum (Phys.) 

monazite 

MONO- 

MONOBASIC 

monocalcwum 

monochloride 

mono-clinic 

monoxide (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

MORDANT 

morphine (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

MORTAR (Phys.) 

muffle-furnace 

munition 

MURIATIC (Gen. Sci.) 


N 

Na 

NAPHTHA (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

NAPHTHALENE 

NARCOTIC (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

NASCENT 

NATURAL GAS 

NEODYMIUM 

NEON 


NEUTRAL (Phys. ) 
NI 


NICKEL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


nickelic 

nmckelous 

NICOTINE (Biol. Physiol.) 

NITER (Biol.) 

niton 

NITRATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

NITRIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) . 

NITRIDE 

NITRIFICATION 

NITRITE 

nitro- 

NITROBENZENE 

mitro-benzol 

NITROCELLULOSE (Gen. 
Sci.) 

NITROGENOUS 

NITROGLYCERINE (Gen. 
Sci.) 

NITROUS 

non-conductor (Phys.) 

non-electrolyte 

NON-LUMINOUS 

non-metallic (Gen. Sci.) 

NON-VOLATILE (Gen. Sci.) 

NORMAL SALTS 

noxious (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

nutgalls 

NUTRIENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

NUTRITION (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 


O 

occlude 
occlusion 
OCCURRENCE 
ocher 

OCTA- 
octahedron 


10 


octave (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

ointments 

oleate 

OLCUG. 

OLEIN 

OLEOMARGERINE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

oleum 

olfactory (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

Onyx 

opal | 

OPAQUE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

OPEN HEARTH 

opium (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

ORE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

ORGANISM (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Physiol. ) 

orifice (Gen. Sci.) 

orpiment 

ORTHO- 

orthoarsenious 

orthophosphate 

orthorhombic 

osmium 

osmotic (Gen. Sci.) 

-OUS 

oxalate 

oxalic (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

OXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

OXY- 

oxyacetalene 

OXYHYDROGEN 

oxrymuriate 

OZONE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

ozonizer 


Pb 
palladium 
palmitic 


palmitin 
PARA- 


parasite (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physvol.) 
PARIS GREEN (Gen. Sci.) 


PARTICLE (Biol. Gen. Sei. 


Phys.) 
pathogenc (Gen. Sci.) 
Pd 
pectin 
PENTA- 
pentane 
pentavalent 
PENTOXIDE 
PER- 
perchloric 
PERCHLORIDE 
PERIODIC (Phys.) 


peristalsis (Biol. Physiol.) plumbite 
PERMANGANATE (Biol. Gen.PNEUMATIC (Gen. Sci. 


Sci. ) 
PERMEABLE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 


PHOSPHORIC POWDER 
PHOTO- ie 
PHOTOGRAPHIC (Biol. Gen.praseodinium 


Sci. Phys.) PRECIPITATE (Gen. Sci. 
PHOTOGRAPHY (Phys.) Phys. ) 
PHOTOSYNTHESIS (Biol. PREDOMINATE (Gen. Sci.) 

Gen. Sci.) PREFIX 
PHYSICIST (Gen. Sci. PRESERVATIVE (Biol.) 

Phys. ) prismatic (Gen. Scr. 
PICRIC Phys.) 

PIG-IRON (Geog.) PRODUCER 

pig lead PRODUCT (Geog. Phys.) 
PIPETTES (Phys.) propane 

pitchblende propyl 

PLASTER PROTEIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
PLASTER OF PARIS Physiol. ) 


PLASTIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) prussiate 
PLATING (Phys.) prussic (Gen. Scr.) 
plumbate Pi 


Physiol.) 

Phys. ) puddling 
POISON (Gen. Sci.) pumice (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
POISONOUS (Biol. Physiol.) pungent (Gen. Sc.) 


PEROXIDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) polarize (Gen. Sci. Phys.) PURIFICATION (Biol. Gen. 


persulfide pole (Gen. Sci. Geog. Sci.) 
pest (Biol. Gen. Scr.) Phys.) PURIFIERS 
PESTLE polonium purity (Gen. Scr.) 
PETROLEUM (Gen. Sci. POLY- putrid 

Geog. ) polymer pyrene 
PEWTER polymerization PYRITE 
phagocyte (Biol. Physiol.) polymerize PYRO- 
pharmaceutical PORCELAIN (Gen. Sei. pyrogallic 
pharmacist Geog. ) pyrolusite 
phenacetin PORE (Biol. Gen. Sci. pyrophosphate 
phenol Physiol. ) pyrosulfurie 
PHENOLPHTHALIN porosity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
phlogiston PORTLAND CEMENT QUADRIVALENT 
phosgene POTASH (Biol. Geog.) QUALITATIVE 
phosphide porassium (Biol. Gen. Sci.QUANTITATIVE (Phys.) 
phosphine Physiol. ) QUARTZ (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


PHOSPHORESCENT (Geog. 
Phys. ) 


potential (Biol. Gen. Sci. QUICKLIME 
Phys. Physiol.) QUICKSAND 


11 


PTOMAINE (Biol. Gen. Sei. 


QUICKSILVER 
QUININE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


Ra 

RADICALS 

RADIOACTIVITY (Phys.) 

radiograph (Phys.) 

radiometer (Phys.) 

RADIUM (Phys.) 

RANOID (Gen. Sci.) 

REAGENT 

realgar 

RECRYSTALLIZE 

REDISSOLVE 

REDUCING AGENT 

REDUCTION ( Biol.) 

REFINE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

refraction (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

refuse (Biol. Physiol.) 


regenerative (Biol. Phys.) saprophyte (Bool. Gen. 


RENNIN (Biol. Physiol.) 

repel (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

REPLACEABLE 

residual (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

RESIDUE (Gen. Sci.) 

RESIN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

RESINOUS 

RETORT (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

retrocession 

reverberatory 

REVERSIBLE REACTION 

REVISE 

rhodium 

RHOMBIC 

rivet (Phys.) 

ROAST 

rubidium 

ruby 

rust (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 


ruthenium 


S 


SACCHARINE (Gen. Sci.) 


SEWAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

SHALE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

SHELLAC (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


SAL AMMONIAC (Gen. Sci.) S1 


saleratus 

salicylac (Gen. Scr.) 
saline 

SAL SODA 


SALT PETER (Gen, Sci. 


Geog.) 


SALTS (Gen. Sci. Geog. 


Physiol. ) 
SANDSTONE (Geog.) 
SANITARY (Gen. Sci. 

Physiol. ) 


saponification (Bool. 


Physiol.) 
SAPONIFY 
sapphire 


Sct.) 
Sb 
scandium 
scrap 
Se 
sedative (Physvol.) 


SEDIMENT (Biol. Geog. 


Gen. Sci.) 
segregate (Biol.) 
selenite 
SELENIUM 
self-luminous 
self-protective 
seltzer 
semi-permeable 


SENSITIVE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 
SENSITIZE (Phys.) 
SEPARATION 
serpentine 
sesqua- 
SESQUISULPHIDE 


12 


siderite 
smuica (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


SILICATE (Gen. Sci.) 


SILICIC 

silicide 

SILICON : 

SILVER ( Geog.) 

SILVER-PLATING 

SIMULTANEOUS (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

stphon (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

SISQUIOXIDE 

slag 

SLAKE 

SMELT (Gen. Sci.) 

SN 

SOAP 

sopA (Gen. Sci.) 

sopium (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

SOLDER (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

SOLIDIFICATION (Gen. Sci.) 

SOLIDIFY 

SOLUBILITY 

SOLUTE 


- Solvay 


SOLVENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

SPECIFIC HEAT 

SPECTROSCOPE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

spelter 

spiegeleisen 

SPLINTER (Gen. Sci.) 

SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

spud (Gen. Sci.) 


Sr 

STABLE (Phys.) 

STABILITY (Phys.) 

stalactites ( Geog.) 

stalagmites (Geog.) 

STANDARD SOLUTION 

stannic 

STANNITE 

stannous 

stearic 

STEARIN 

STEEL 

stench 

STERILIZE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

STERLING 

stibnite 

stopcock (Phys.) 

STRONTIUM 

structural 

strychnine (Biol. Physiol.) 

sub- 

SUBLIMATE 

SUBLIMATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

SUBLIME 

subnumbers 

suboxide 

subscript 

SUBSTITUTION 

subterranean (Gen. Sct. 
Geog.) 

SUCROSE (Gen. Sci.) 

suction (Gen. Scr. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

suds 

suffocate (Biol. Physiol.) 

SULPHATE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

SULPHIDE 

SULPHITE (Gen. Sci.) 

SULPHURIC (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


SULPHUROUS 

SUPER- 

SUPERCOOLED (Gen. Sci.) 
SUPERHEATED 
supernatant | 


SUPERSATURATED (Phys.) 


SUSPENSION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

SYNTHETIC (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


Ta 

TALC (Gen. Sci.) 

tannic 

TANNIN (Biol.) 

tantalum 

tapestry (Geog.) 

TARNISH (Physiol.) 

TARTAR (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

TARTARIC 

TARTRATE 

Te 

telluride 

tellurrum 

TEMPERING (Phys.) 

tenacious (Phys.) 

tenacity (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

tensile (Phys.) 

terbium 

termination (Phys.) 

ternary 

terra cotta (Gen. Sct.) 

tertiary (Brol.) 

TEST-TUBE 

tetra- 

tetrabasic 

tetraboric 

TETRACHLORIDE (Gen. Sci.) 

TETRAVALENT 

tetroxide 

TEXTILES (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


13 


Th 

thallaum 

thermal (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

thermite 

THERMO- ( Phys.) 

thermochenustry 

THERMOS (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

thio- 

thiosulfuric 

thiosulphate 

thorium 

thulium 

thyroid (Biol. Physiol.) 

Ti 

TIN (Geog.) 

TINCTURE (Physiol.) 

TIN FOIL 

tissue (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

titanium 

toluene 

toluol 

TONING 

topaz 

toxic (Physiol.) 

toxin (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

TRACE 

transmussible 


transmutation (Phys.) 


TRI- 

tribasic 

tribromode 

tri-nitro-tolwene 

TRIOXIDE 

TRIVALENT 

tube (Biol. Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

TUBERCLES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

TUBING 

tungsten (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

tuyere 


type metal 
TYPHOID (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


U 

ultramicroscopic 

ultra-violet (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 

umber (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

undercooled 

UNDISSOCIATED 

UNIFORM (Phys.) 

umte (Gen. Sci.) 

UNIVALENT 

UNSTABLE (Phys.) 

URANIUM (Phys.) 

urea (Biol. Physvol.) 


y 

VALENCE > 

validity 

vanadium 

vanillin 

VAPORIZATION (Gen. Sel. 
Geog. Phys.) 

VARIABLE (Gen. Sci.) 

VARNISH (Gen. Sci.) 


VASELINE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) VULCANIZE (Phys. Geog.) 
vat (Gen. Scr.) 


vehicle (Geog.) W 
VELOCITY (Gen. Sci. Geog. WATER GAS 

Phys.) WATER GLASS (Gen. Sci.) 
vermillion weathering (Gen. Sci. 
viscid Geog.) 


WELDING (Phys.) 


VISCOSE WHEY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


viscosity (Phys.) 


WHITEWASH 
viscous (Physvol.) . 
: wintergreen 
vital (Biol. Gen. Scr. WOOD ALCOHOL (Geog.) 
Physiol.) WOOD-ASH 
vitrify WROUGHT IRON (Gen. Sci. 
vitriol (Gen. Sct.) Geog. Phys.) 
VOLATILE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
Physiol. ) xenon 
VOLATILITY X-RAY (Gen. Sci. Phys. 
volcanic (Geog.) Physiol. ) 


volcano (Gen. Sci. Geog.) xylol 
voLtT (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 
voltaic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) YEAST (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


VOLTMETER (Phys.) Physiol.) 
VOLUME (Gen. Sci. Phys.) ytterbiwm 
volumetric (Phys.) yttrium 
voluminous 

vortex (Gen. Sci.) zirconium 
vulcamte ZN 


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(CO. / & 


Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
Department of Psychology 
The Ohio State University 


Published by the 


PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
BLOOMINGTON, ILL. _ 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 


SECTION 9: 


GEOGRAPHY. 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
The first list contains words common to all scientific study ° 
In the second list are the words pecu- 


books in Geography. 
these words are the basic scientific terms. 
har to Geography.* 


In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
what less important, but should be known. 


The words in italics are some- 
The words in ordinary type are not 


very important. However, these words appear in most textbooks ; hence, their 
meaning should be understood. 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 


difficult words, in the subjects they study. 


If these terms are known, study ot 


the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


should, therefore, receive close study. 


ABSORB 
ABSORPTION 
accumulation 
ACID 

ADHERE 
ADHESION 
ADULTERATE 
aerial 
ALCOHOL 
ALKALI 
ALKALINE 
APPARATUS 
AQUEOUS 
artesian 
artificial 
ASSIMILATION 
ASSUMPTION 


ATMOSPHERE 
ATOM 


- ATOMIC 


ATTRACTION 
AXIS 


BACTERIA 
BIOLOGY 
BORAX 


CALCIUM 
CALORIE 
capillarity 
CAPILLARY 
CARBON © 
CELLULOSE 
CENTIGRADE 
CHEMICAL 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


CHEMISTRY 
classification 
COHESION 
COMBUSTION 
COMPOSITION 
COMPOUND 
CONCAVE 
CONCRETE 
CONDENSATION 
CONDENSE 
CONSERVATION 
CONSERVE 


CONTRACT 


CONTRACTION 
CONVEX 


CURRENT 


DATA 

datum 

DECAY 
DECOMPOSE 
DECOMPOSITION 
DEMONSTRATION 
denote 

DENSITY 
DEVELOP 
DEVELOPMENT 


_ DIAMETER 


diffuse 
DIFFUSION 
DISCHARGE 
DISEASE 
DISINTEGRATE 
DISSOLVE 


*Some of the words in the Geography list are followed by abbreviations which indicate 
that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. The abbreviations 
are: ‘‘Biol.’’—Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’—Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’—General Science, ‘‘ Phys.’’— 
Physies and ‘‘ Physiol.’’—Physiology. 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 
EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 

FIGURE 
FILTER 

FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 
HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION - 
ammerse 
INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 

LAYER 
LIME 
lamestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIC 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
mixture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 


NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 
orbit 
ORGANIC 


‘ORIGIN 


OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


paraffine 


perforation 


PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM. 
PROPORTION 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION | 
RADIUS 

ray 
REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


solar 
SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 


- SOLUTION 


SPACE 


SPECIFIC GRAVITY 


spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (a) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS 
SYMBOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 
VAPOR. 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
21nc 


GEOGRAPHY 


abundance AREA bed rock 
abundant (Biol. Gen. Sci.) art (Gen. Sci.) BELT 
_ abyss armadillo binder 

accessible arrow birch 

ACRE * asbestos (Chem. Gen. Sci. pjoon 

adjacent (Gen. Sci. Phyek BITUMINOUS (Chem 
Physiol. Phys.) ash (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) 

adobe ASHORE anaes 

advantages asphalt (Chem. Gen. NG 


aeroplane (Chem. Gen. 


BLEA 
astronomy (Gen. Sct. an 


Sei. Phys.) Phys.) bhzzard (Gen. Sci.) 
AGRICULTURAL | ATLAS blossom 
AGRICULTURE (Gen. Sci.) atoll blubber 
AIR (Phys.) AUTOMOBILE blueberry 
ALFALFA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) AUTUMN bluefish 
alligator (Biol. Gen. Sct.) avalanche BLUFF : 
alluvial (Gen. Sci.) axis boa-constrictor (Gen. Sci.) 
almond BoG (Gen. Sci.) 
alpaca bale boll 
Alpine. | BALLOON (Phys.) bonfire 
ALTITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sei.) bamboo border 
aluminum (Chem. Gen. BANANA BOTTOM LAND 
Sci. Phys.) band boulevard 
~ anchor BANK BOUNDARY (Gen. Sci.) 
ANCIENT BAR BOWLDER | 
annual: ( Biol.) BARBARIAN bran (Physiol.) 
ANTARCTIC BARGE brand 
antelope bark breadfrust 
ANTHRACITE (Chem. barley breakers 
Gen. Sci.) barnacle (Biol.) BREAKWATER 
anticline — BAROMETER (Chem. Gen. BREEZE (Gen. Sci.) 
antieyelone (Gen. Sci.) Sei. Phys.) BRICK 
antitrade (Gen. Sci.) barrel bronze (Chem. Gen.'Sci.) 
aphelion BARREN BROOK 
appearance barrens broom 
apricot BARRIER (Biol. Gen. Sei.) buckwheat 
aqueduct (Gen. Scr. BASIN BUFFALO 
Phys. Physiol.) bass buoy » 
arable BAY burro 
archipelago beach BUSH 
ARCTIC (Gen. Sci.) beaver BUSINESS 


butte 
BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Phys.) 


CABLE 

cacao 

cactus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

calms 

CAMEL 

CANAL 

CANCER 

cane 

cannery 

canoe — 

CANYON (Gen. Sci.) 

CAPE 

CAPITAL . 

CAPRICORN (Gen. Sci.) 

caravan 

CARGO 

carpet 

carrot 

cascade (Gen. Sct.) 

caste 

CATARACT (Gen. Sci.) 

CATTLE 

Caucasian (Biol. 
Gen. Sci.) 

CAVE 

cavern 

cement (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

CENSUS 

CENTER 

century 

cereal (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 

chain 

chamois 

CHANNEL (Gen. Sci.) 

charcoal (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

chart 

chasm 


cheese | conifer (Biol.) 


cherry CONTINENT | 

chestnut . continental (Gen. Sct.) 

chinook (Gen. Sc.) continental shelf 

circulation (Biol. Gen. Sci.contour (Physiol.) 
Physiol.) ~ eoolie 

CIRCUMFERENCE (Gen. Sci.copPER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) Phys.) 

CIRCUMNAVIGATE - copra | 

cirrus (Gen. Sci.) coral (Biol. Chem.) 

eitrus cork 

CIVILIZED (Biol.) cornstalk 

clam corrosion 

CLAY (Gen. Sci.) ‘COTTON 

CLIFF COUNTRY 

CLIMATE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) coyote 

climate belt crab 

CLOTHING CRATER (Gen. Sci.) 

cLoupD (Phys.) creamery 

CLOUD-BURST creature 

clove _ CREEK 

clover ereep 

COAL  erevasse 

COAST crevices (Gen. Scr. 

COASTAL PLAIN Physiol.) 

COASTLAND crops (Gen. Sci.) 

coastwise crude (Biol. Gen. Sev. 

COCOA — . Phys.) 

COCOANUT cruise 

cocoon (Biol. Gen. Sei.) crumble 

cod crystal (Biol. Chem. Gen. 

COFFEE Sci. Phys.) 


coke (Chem. Gen. Sci.) | CULTIVATE (Biol: Gen. Sci.) 
COLONY (Biol. Gen. Sei.) culture (Brol. Gen. Sci.) 


comet (Gen. Sci.) eumulus (Gen. Sci.) 
COMMERCE (Gen. Sci.) custom 
commodity (Gen. Sct.) . CYCLONE (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
communication (Brol. cyclonic 

Gen. Scr.) 
community (Gen. Scr. DAIRYING 

Physiol.) DAIRYMAN 
coMPAss (Gen. Sci. Phys.)pam (Gen. Sci.) 
competitor damage (Biol.) 


damp 


DOMESTIC (Gen. Sci. engine (Phys.) 


date. Phys.) ensilage (Buol.) 

dateline dominon environment 

DAYTIME draft (Biol. Gen. Sct. equable 

debris (Physiol.) Physiol.) EQUATOR (Gen. Sci. Phys.) - 
deeps DRAIN equatorial drift (Gen. Scr.) 
deep-water DRAINAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci. equinox (Gen. Scr.) 


deer . . 
deflection (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


degree (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
DELTA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) | 


DENSE | 
DEPENDENCY , 
dependent 


DEPOSIT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Chem. Physiol.) 
depression (Gen. Scr. 
Phys. Physvol.) 
derrick (Phys.) 
descent 
DESERT (Gen. Sci.) 
destroy | 
destruction 
devastate (Gen. Sct.) 
DEW (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
DIAMOND (Chem.) 
DIKE (Gen. Sci.) 
dime 
DIRECTION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 
directly 


Phys. ) 
dredge 
drift 
drill (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
drought (Gen. Sci.) 
DRY SEASON | 
dune (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
DURABLE 
DUST : 
dye (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
dyewood 
dynamite (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


dynamo (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Phys.) 


EARTH 

EARTHQUAKE 
earthworm (Gen. Sct.) 
ebb tide (Gen. Sci.) 
ebony (Gen. Sci.) 
echo (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
ECLIPSE (Gen. Sci.) 
eddy (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
EDUCATION 


dirigible (Gen. Sci. Phys.) eel 


disadvantage 
discover 

DISCOVERY 

DISTANCE 
distributary 
distribute 

district 

DIVIDE 

dock (Gen. Scz.) 
doldrums (Gen. Sci.) 


election 

ELEPHANT 

ELEVATION (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

elevator (Phys.) 


ellipse 


embankment 
empire 
employ 
encircle 


crode 
erosion (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
eroswe 
ERUPTION (Chem. 

Gen. Sci.) 
ESKIMO (Biol.) 
establish 


estate 
estuary 
Ethopian | 


evergreens 

excavation (Gen. Sct.) 

excursion (Gen. Sci.) 

exhibit 

EXPLORATION _ 

explosive (Chem.) 

EXPORT 

expose (Gen. Sct.) 

EXPOSITION 

extend 

extensive 

extinct (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

extract (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


facility 

FACTORY (Gen. Sci.) 
FALL LINE 

FALLS 

famine 

fault. 

fauna (Biol. Chem.) 
feather 
features 

FEEDING : 
feldspar (Chem.) 


fern 

ferry 

FERTILE (Biol. Gent Sci.) 

FERTILITY 

fertilize (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 

fertilizer 

fig 

fiord 

fir 

FISHERIES (Biol.) 

fisherman 

fissure (Biol. Gen. Ser. 
Physiol.) 

flatboat 

flax (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

fleet 

float (Phys.) 

FLOCK 

FLOOD (Gen. Sci.). 

floodgate 

FLOOD PLAIN 

flood tide 

flora (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

fodder (Brol.) 

FoG (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

folding 7 

FOOD 

foodstuff (Biol. Physiol.) 

foothill 

forage 

fording 

forecast (Gen. Sct.) 

forefather 

FOREIGN 

FOREST 

formation (Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

fossil (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

foundation 

FOWL 


fragments 
framework 


FREEZE (Chem. Gen. Sei. 


Phys.) 

FREIGHT 

freshet 

FRIGID (Gen. Sc.) 

FROST 

FUEL (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

fungus (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

funnel-shaped 

FUR 

furnace (Gen. Sci.) 

furnture: 

furrow 


gale (Gen. Sct.) 

gap 

garbage (Gen. Scr.) 

gardener 

GASOLINE (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


GEOGRAPHICAL (Gen. Sci.) 


GEOGRAPHY 
GEYSER 

giraffe 

glacial (Chem.) 
glaciated (Gen. Scr.) 
GLACIER (Gen. Sci.) 
GLOBE (Gen. Sci.) 
glue (Chem.) 

goat 

goods 

gorge (Gen. Scr.) 
gorilla 

GOVERNMENT 
gradient (Gen. Sci.) 
grading 

GRAIN (Gen. Sci.) 
granary 


' GRANITE (Chem.) 


6 


grapefruit 

graphite (Chem. fel Scr. 
Phys.) 

gravel 

GRAZING 

grizzly 

GROUND 

ground-water (Gens Scr.) 

grove 

GULF 

GULF STREAM 

gully (Gen. Sci.) 


habitat (Biol.) 

habitation 

haddock | 

hail (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 

halibut 

HARBOR 

hardware 

hardwood (Gen. Sci.) 

harpoon (Phys.) 

harrowing 

harvest 

harvester 

headland 

headwaters 

HEALTH 

heavens (Gen. Sct.) 

heights OEY: 

HEMISPHERE (Biol. Gen. . 
Sei. Phys. Physiol.) 

hemlock 

hemp (Gen. Scv.) 

herb 

HERD 

herring 

hickory 

hides 

HIGHLANDS 

highs 

high tides 

HIGHWAY 


ee — 


' HILL 


HILLSIDE 
hippopotamus 
hoarfrost (Gen. Sct.) 
hoewmg 

HOG 

hollow 

hominy 

honey 


HORIZON (Gen. Sci. Phys.)injurious (Biol. Chem. 
horse latitudes (Gen. Sci.) 


hosiery 

humidity 

humus (Biol. Chem. | 
Gen. Sct.) 

hunting 

hurricane (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 


hydraulic (Chem. Gen. Sca. 


Phys.) | 
hydro-electric (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


ICEBERG (Gen. Sci.) 

icebound 

icecap 

icicle 

igneous 

IMMIGRANT 

IMMENSE 

impassable 

impervious (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

implement 

IMPORT 

IMPROVEMENT 


impurity (Chem. Gen. Sct. 


Physiol.) 
inclination (Gen. Sct.) 
incline (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
include 
incrustation 
indentation 


INDIAN 

indigo 

INDUSTRIAL 

INDUSTRY 

inert (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

mnfancy ( Biol.) 

INHABIT (Gen. Sci.) 

INHABITANT 


Physvol.) 
mland (Gen. Sci.) 
mlet (Gen. Sci.) 
onnundate 


INSECT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 
onstrument (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 
interest 
INTERIOR 
INTERNATIONAL 
intrusion 
anvention (Gen. Sct.) 


kangaroo (Gen. Sci.) 

kernel (Biol.) 

kerosene (Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

keys (Gen. Sci.) 

kingdom 


laequer 

lagoon 

land breeze 

land hemisphere 

land-loeked. 

landscape 

landward 

language 

lark 

LATITUDE (Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

lava (Chem. Gen. Sci) 

lead (Chem.) 

leather 

ledge 

lee 


invisible (Chem. Gen. Sci.) levee 
IRRIGATE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) LEVEL (Gen. Sei. Phys) 


ISLAND 
islet 


lightering 
LIGHTHOUSE 


isobars (Chem. Gen. Sci.) lignite (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


isolation (Gen. Scr. 
Physvol.) 

isotherms (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ISTHMUS 

IVORY 


jaguar 

jam 

jetty 

jewelry 

juice (Gen. Sci 
junction 

JUNGLE 

jute (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


7 


linen ( Biol.) 

linseed (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 
livestock 

lizard ( Bool.) 

llama 

Llanos 

loam (Bool. Gen. Sci.) 
loamy 

lobster (Gen. Sci.) 
local (Gen. Scr.) 
LOCALITY (Gen. Scr.) 
LOCATION (Gen. Sct.) 
locks (Phys. ) 
locomotive 

locust (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


lofty meteorite (Chem. naval (Gen. Scr.) 
LONGITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sei. Gen. Sci.) NAVIGABLE 
Phys.) metropolis NAVIGATION (Gen. Sci. 
loom - . metropolitan Phys.) . 
LOWLAND (Gen. Sci.) mica (Chem. Gen. Sci. neap tide (Gen. Sci.) 
low tide Phys.) needle (Phys.) 
lows (Phys.) migration (Biol. Gen. Sci. negro 
LUMBER Phys.) neighborhood 
luxury mileage neighboring 
military network (Phys.) 
macadam (Phys.) MILL nickel (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
MACHINERY (Gen. Sci. millet nimbus (Gen. Sci.) 
Phys.) ‘millinery nitrate (Biol. Chem. 
mackerel milling Gen. Sci.) 
magnet (Gen. Sct. Phys.) MINE nomadic 
mahogany (Gen. Sci.) mink northeaster 
MAINLAND mirage (Gen. Sci.) nugget 
marze mist | nursery 
Malay (Biol.) molten (Chem. Gen. Sci.) . 
mammoth ( Biol.) monadnocks oak 
mangrove monarchy OASIS 
MANUFACTURE (Gen. Sci.) Mongolian - OATS 
MAP monkey obelisk 
maple monopoly OCCUPATION 
‘marble (Chem. Gen. Sci.) monsoon (Gen. Sci.) occupy 
mariner moose OCEAN (Phys.) 
maritime moraine OCEANIC 
MARKET morass . off-shore 
marsh (Gen. Sci.) mosquito (Biol. Gen. Scr.) orl 
mate moss (Gen. Sc.) oleomargarine (Chem. 
mature (Biol. Gen. Sci. MOUNTAIN Gen. Scr.) 
Physiol.) MOUNTAINOUS olives 
meal MOUTH onshore 
meander mower . ooze 
mediterranean mulberry (Gen. Sct.) orang-outang 
merchandise museum orchard 
merchant mutton ORE (Biol. Chem. 
MERIDIAN (Gen. Sci. Phys.) Gen. Sci.) 
mesa, naphtha (Chem. Gen. Sct.) orient (Gen. Sci.) 
mesquite NATION 3 oriental 
metallic (Chem. Gen. Sei. national park ostrich 
Phys.) native otter (Biol.) 
meteor (Gen. Sci.) NATURAL outcrop (Gen. Sct.) 


outlet (Gen. Scr.) 
outline 

outlying 

overflow (Gen. Sct.) 
overseas 

OYSTER 

ozone (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


pack animal 


perpetual (Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 

pervious 

petrified 

PETROLEUM (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


phosphorescent (Chem. 
Phys.) 

picturesque 

predmont 

prer (Gen. Sci.) 

pig wron (Chem.) 

pilot (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

pine 

pinnacle 


paint pioneers (Gen. Sci.) 
palisade ( Bool.) pitch (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
palm Phys.) 

pampas _ PLAIN 

panorama planet (Gen. Sci.) 
PARALLEL (Gen. Sci. Phys.) PLANT 

park PLANTATION 

parrot ‘PLATEAU (Gen. Sci.) 
particle plow 
pass plum 

passage (Gen. Sct. plumage ( Biol.) 

Physiol.) POLAR (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
passenger POLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
— pasturage ( Biol.) Phys.) . 
~ pasture political 

pavement polyp (Biol.) 

PEAK (Phys.) poplar 

peanut POPULATION 

peat (Gen. Scr.) populous 

pebble porcelain (Chem. 
pelts _ Gen. Scr.) 
peneplain porpoise 

penetrate (Biol. Gen. Sct.) port 

peninsula portage 

peon portion 

PER CAPITA (Gen. Sci. position 

Phys.) POSSession 
perihelion potash (Biol. Chem.) 


POTATO 

pottery 

poultry 

power (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
power dam | 

PRAIRIES (Gen. Sci.) 


9 


precious 

precipice 

prehistoric (Gen. Sct.) 
PREVAILING (Gen. Sci.) 
primaeval 

prime meridian 
primitive (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
prison 

PRODUCE (Gen. Sci.) 
PRODUCTION (Biol.) 
productive 

PRopuUCcT (Chem. Phys.) 
promontory 

property 

prospector 

prosperity 

protection 

PROVINCE 

prunes 

pueblo 

pulp (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
pumpkin 

pyranuid (Biol. Phys.) 


QUARRY 
quartz 


RACE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
racial 

radiant (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 
raft 

rail 

RAILROAD (Gen. Sci.) 
RAILWAY 

RAINFALL (Gen. Sci.) 
raisin 

ranch 

ranchman 

RANGE (Phys.) 

RAPIDS (Gen. Sci.) 
rarefied (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
raw 

rawhides 


reap 

reaper 

recession 

reclaam 

reclamation (Gen. Sct.) 
reef 

refinery 

reforest 

REGION (Gen. Sci.) 
reindeer 

relief 

reptile (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 
REPUBLIC 

reservation 

reserve (Gen. Sci.) 


rust (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
rye (Gen. Scr.) 


- sagebrush 


sailor 
SALMON 


SALT (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 
saltpeter (Chem. 
Gen. Scr.) 
sandbar 
sandhill 
sandstone (Chem.) 
sap (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 


reservoirs (Gen. Scr. Phys.sardines 


Physiol.) 
resin (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 
resort 
RESOURCE 
retting 
revenue 
revolution 
revolve (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 
rhinoceros 
rice 
ridge 
roll 


* RIVER 


RIVER BASIN. 

rivulet (Gen. Sct.) 

rot (Gen. Sci.) 

ROTATE (Gen. Sci.) 

ROTATION (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

round-up 

route 

RUBBER (Gen. Sci.) 

rugged 

run-off 

RURAL (Gen. Sci.) 

rushes 


Sargasso 


savage (Gen. Scr.) 
savannas 

sawmill 

scale 

SCENERY 

scenic 

schooner 

sea bird 


- seaboard 


sea-bottom 


sed breeze 


SEACOAST 

sea-island 

seal 

SEA LEVEL (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

SEAPORT 

SEA-SHORE 

SEASON 

seasonal (Gen. Sci.) 

seaweed 

section 


SEDIMENT (Biol. Chem. 


Gen. Sci.) 
sedimentary 


10 


SEED (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


seepage (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
seine 


semi-arid 
semi-desert 
SEMI-TROPICAL | 
settlement 

sewage (Chem. Biol. 
— Gen. Sci.) 
sewerage (Physiol.) 
shale (Chem. Gen. Scr.) 
shallow 
shark 
sheaves 
shell 
SHELTER 
shingles 


- satellites (Gen. Scr. Phys.) shipboard 


SHIPPING 
shipyard 

shoal 

SHORE 

shore line 

shortage . 
SHOWER (Gen. Sci.) 
shrub (Bool.) ~ 


SILK 


SILKWORM 
silo 


-silt (Biol.) 


silvas 

SILVER (Chem. ) 
sinkhole 

sirocco (Gen. Scr.) 
sirup (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
site (Gen. Sct.) 
SITUATED 

skins 

slanting 

slate 

slaughter 

Slavs 

sleet 

SLOPE (Gen. Sci.) 


sluggish 

sluice 

smelt 

smooth 

SNOW 

snowslide 

soapstone (Gen. Sct.) 

sod 

softwood 

soi (Gen. Sci.) 

solstice (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

sorghum 

sound (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

SOURCE (Gen. Sci.) 

soy beans 

spawn ( Biol.) 

SPHERE (Gen. Sci.) 

spherical (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

spice 

spin 

sponge (Burol.) 

SPRING (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

spring tide 

spruce 

squall (Gen. Sci.) 

squaw 

stagecoach 

stagnation 

stalactite (Chem. ) 

stalagmite (Chem.) 

stalk 

standard time 

staple (Biol. Phys.) 

STAR 

STATE 

station 

STEAM (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

STEAMSHIP 

STEEL 

steep 

steppes 

sterile (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 


STOCK 


stock-yard © 


STORM 
STRAIT 


stratus (Gen. Sci.) 


STREAM (Gen. Sci.) 

streamlet 

stria 

submarine (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

submerge (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

subsoil (Gen. Sci.) 


SUBTERRANEAN (Chem. 


Gen. Sci.) 
sub-tropical 
suburb 
subway 


_ sultry (Gen. Scr.) 


SUMMER 

summit (Gen. Scr.) 
SUNRISE 

SUNSET 

SUNSHINE 

superior 


Surly 


SURFACE (Gen. Sci.) 
SURROUND 

Swamp (Gen. Sci.) 
swift | 

swim 

swine 

swords 

syncline 

syrup (see sirup) 
system 


table-land (Gen. Sct.) 
tadpole 

tallow (Gen. Scv.) 
tannery 

tapestry (Chem.) 
tapioca (Gen: Sci.) 


11 


tar 

taxes 

TEA 

TELEGRAPH (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

TELEPHONE (Gen. Sel. 
Phys.) 

telescope (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 

TEMPERATE (Gen. Sci.) 

tepee 

terminus 

terrace 

TERRITORY 

Teutonic 

TEXTILE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

thaw (Gen. Sci.) 

thread (Phys.) 

threshing 

thriving 

thunderstorm 

tidal (Biol. Gen. Sc.) 

TIDE (Gen. Sci.. Phys.) 

tidewater 


tiger 


tile 

tall | 

tillable (Gen. Scr.) 

TIMBER (Biol.) 

timber line 

tin (Chem.) . 

yoBacco (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

tonnage 

tool 

topography | 

topsow 

tornado (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 

torrent (Gen. Scr.) 

torrential 

torrid 

township 

tract (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

tractor (Phys.) 


TRADE 
trader 
TRADEWIND (Gen: Sci.) 
TRAFFIC 
trail 
transatlantic 
transcontinental 
TRANSPORT 
TRANSPORTATION 

(Gen. Sci.) 
TRAVEL 
trawl 
tribe (Gen. Scr.) 
TRIBUTARY (Gen. Sci.) 
trolley (Phys.) 


tropical (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 


TROPICS (Gen. Sel.) 
trough 

trout 

trunk 

tundras 

tunnel 

turkey 

turtle 

tusk (Buol.) 

twine 

typhoon (Gen. Sci.) 


UNCIVILIZED 
unglaciated 
UPLAND 
urban 


VALLEY 


vane (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


| vanilla 
vaporization (Chem. 
Gen. Sct. Phys.) - 


vaseline (Chem. Gen. Sci.) waterplane (Gen. Scr.) 


vast 

vat 

VEGETABLE 

VEGETATION (Biol. 
Gen. Sci.) 

vehicle (Chem.) 

vein (Brol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


velocity (Chem. Gen. Scr. 


Phys.) 

vent (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Phys.) ° 

verdure 


vertical (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 


VESSEL (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Physiol. ) 

viaduct 

vicinity (Gen. Scr.) 

VILLAGE 

vine 

vinegar 

vineyards 

VOLCANIC (Chem.) 

VOLCANO (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


VOYAGE 
vulcanize (Chem. Phys.) 


walnut 
warehouse 

wares 

washes 

WASTE 

WASTE LAND 
WATERFALL 

water gap 

water hemisphere 


12 


WATERPOWER 

waterproof 

watershed 

water spout (Gen. Sci.) 

water table (Gen. Sct.) 

WATERWAY (Gen. Sci.) 

walrus 

weapon 

WEATHER 

weathering (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

weaving 

weed 

westerlies (Gen. Scr.) 

WET SEASON 

whale 

wharf (Gen. Sct.) 

wheat 

whirlwind (Gen. Sci.) 

wigwam 

wind gap 

windmill (Phys.) 

windward 

WINTER 

wood alcohol (Chem.) 

wood pulp 

woo. (Gen. Sci.) 

woollen 

wreck 

wrought won (Chem. 
Gen. Scr. Phys.) 


YIELD (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
zebra 


zenith (Gen. Sct.) 
ZONE (Gen. Sci.) 


eg FT 


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THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 10: PHYSICS 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 


“books in Physies. 


The first list contains words common to all sciences; these 


are the basic scientific terms. In the second list are the words peculiar to Physics.* 


In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 


The words in italics are some- 


what less important, but should be known. The words in ordinary type are not 


very important. 


meaning should be understood. 


However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 


difficult words in the subjects they study. 


If these terms are known, study of 


the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


ABSORB 
ABSORPTION 
accumulation 
ACID 
ADHERE 

_ ADHESION 
ADULTERATE 
aerial 
ALCOHOL 
ALKALI 
ALKALINE 
APPARATUS 
AQUEOUS 
artesian 
artificial 
ASSIMILATION 
ASSUMPTION 


ATMOSPHERE 
ATOM 
ATOMIC 
ATTRACTION 
AXIS 


BACTERIA 
BIOLOGY 
BORAX 


CALCIUM 
CALORIE 
capillarity 
CAPILLARY 
CARBON 
CELLULOSE 


CCENTIGRADE 


CHEMICAL 


CHEMISTRY 
classification 
COHESION 
COMBUSTION 
COMPOSITION 
COMPOUND 
CONCAVE 
CONCRETE 
CONDENSATION 
CONDENSE 
CONSERVATION 
CONSERVE 
CONTRACT 
CONTRACTION 
CONVEX 
CURRENT 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


DATA 

datum 

DECAY 
DECOMPOSE 
DECOMPOSITION 
DEMONSTRATION 
denote 
DENSITY 
DEVELOP 
DEVELOPMENT 
DIAMETER 
diffuse 
DIFFUSION 
DISCHARGE 
DISEASE 
DISINTEGRATE 
DISSOLVE 


*Some of the words in the Physics list are followed by abbreviations which indicate that 


the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. 


The abbreviations used 


are: ‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci’’ for General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ 
for Geography and ‘‘ Physiol.’’ for Physiology. 


1 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 
EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 
FIGURE 
FILTER 
‘FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 
HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION 
ammerse 
INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 

LAYER 
LIME 
limestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIC 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
mixture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 


NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 
orbit 
ORGANIC 
ORIGIN 
OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


paraffine 
perforation 
PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS © 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM 
PROPORTION 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION 
RADIUS 

ray 
REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


2 


solar 
SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 
SOLUTION 
SPACE 


SPECIFIC GRAVITY 


spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (2) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS 
SYMBOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 
VAPOR 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
Z1nc 


PHYSICS 


ABERRATION AMPLITUDE (Physiol.) AVERAGE (Gen. Sci.) 
ABSOLUTE (Chem. ANEROID AVOIRDUPOIS 
Gen. Sci.) ANGLE (Gen. Sci.) AXLE 
abutments ANION (Chem.) 
ACCELERATION (Biol.) anneal (Chem.) BABBIT 
accentuate (Gen. Sci.) ANODE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) BALANCE 
accommodation ANTENNA (Biol.) BALANCE-WHEEL 
ACCOMPLISH (Gen. Sei.)  antifriction (Chem.) BALL-BEARING (Gen. Sci.) 
accordance ANTIMONY (Chem. Gen. BALLAST 
accumulator Sci.) BALLOON (Geog. ) 
ACHROMATIC ANTINODE banked 
ACOUSTICS APERTURE (Chem, Gen. barograph (Gen. Sci.) 
actinic Sci.) BAROMETER (Chem. Gen. 
ACTION APPARENT (Gen. Sci.) Sci. Geog.) 
activity (Chem. Gen. Sci.) APPLIANCE (Gen. Sci.) baroscope 
ADJACENT (Gen. Sci. APPROACH bat | 
Geog. Physiol.) APPROXIMATE (Gen. Sci.) BATTERY (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
ADMIT aquarvum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) BEAM 
ADVANTAGE AQUEDUCT (Gen. Sci. Geog.BEARING 
AERONAUT Physiol.) . BEATS (Gen. Sci.) 
AEROPLANE (Chem. Gen. arbitrary BELLOWS (Gen. Sci.) 
Sci. Geog.) ARC (Gen. Sci.) BEND 
AGENCY | argon (Biol. Chem. Gen. beta (Chem.) 
agonic (Gen. Sci.) Scr.) BICHROMATE (Chem. Gen. 
AIR (Geog.) ARMATURE (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
AIRSHIP artisans BICYCLE 
alignment ASBESTOS (Chem. Gen. Sci.BINOCULAR (Gen. Sci. 
ALLOY (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Geog.) Physiol. ) 
; alpha rays (Chem.) ASCENSION BIPLANE 
ALTERNATING aspirator BISMUTH (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
ALTERNATOR astatic Sci. ) 
ALUMINUM (Chem. Gen. ASTIGMATISM (Biol. Gen. bit 
Sci. Geog.) Sei. Physiol.) blades 
AMALGAMATION (Chem.) ASTRONOMICAL BLOCK 
AMBER (Chem. Gen. Sci.) ASTRONOMY (Gen. Sci. BLOWPIPE (Chem. Gen. 
AMMETER (Gen. Sci.) Geog. ) Sci. ) 
AMORPHOUS (Chem. Gen. ATOMIZER (Gen. Sci.) BOB 
Sci.) audion BOILER 
AMPERE (Gen. Sci.) AUTOMATIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.BOLT 
AMPLIFICATION Physiol. ) bomb 
AMPLIFIER i auxiliary (Physvol.) boom 


3 





BORE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CPG. 
BRAKE chandelier 
BRAKE-BAND CHARCOAL (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
BRIDGE Geog.) 
BRITTLENESS (Chem. Gen. cyarge (Gen. Sci.) 
Sci.) chassis 
BRUSHES roeewetats 
B.T.U. (Gen. Sct.) CHLORIDE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
OEE Physiol. ) 


BUNSEN (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

BUOYANCY (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

bushing 


CHROMATIC 

cinematograph (Gen. Sci.) 

circuit (Chem. Gen. Scr. 
Physiol.) 


cadmium (Chem. Gen, CIRCUMFERENCE (Gen, Sci. 


Sci.) Geog. ) 
caisson (Gen. Sct.) CLAMP 
CALCULATION claw hammer 
CALIBRATE CLOUD ( Geog.) 
calorimeter (Biol. Chem. cLutTcH 

Gen. Sct.) coaxial 


COBALT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
COEFFICIENT (Chem.) 


CAMERA (Gen. Sci.) 
CANDLE-POWER 


cantilever coc (Gen. Sci.) 
CAPACITY (Chem. Gen. COHERER 

Sci.) com, (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
capstan COINCIDE 
CARBURATOR (Chem. Gen. COINCIDENCE 

Sci.) collar 
carpenter collineator 
CARTESIAN (Gen. Sci.) collusion 
casein (Biol. Chem. Gen. couor 

Sct. Physiol.) COMBINATION (Biol. Chem. 
CAST IRON (Gen. Scl.) Gen. Sci.) 
cathion (Chem.) communicate (Gen. Scr. 


CATHODE (Chem. Gen. Sct.) Geog.) 

caustic (Chem. Physiol.) commutator (Chem. Gen. 
CELL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 

CENTIMETER (Chem. Gen. compass (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


Sci.) compensate (Biol. Gen. 
CENTRIFUGAL (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

Sci.) COMPLEMENTARY 
CENTRIPETAL complicated 


COMPONENT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

COMPOSITE 

COMPOUND-WOUND 

COMPRESSIBILITY 

COMPRESSION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

COMPUTATION (Gen. Sci.) 


CONCENTRATE (Chem. Gen. 


Sei. Physiol.) 
CONCENTRIC (Chem. Gen. 
Sel.) 
concurrent 
CONDENSER (Chem.) 
CONDUCTION (Gen. Sci.) 
CONDUCTIVITY (Chem.) 
CONDUCTOR (Gen. Sci.) 
CONE 
configuration 
CONJUGATE 
CONSCIOUS 
consume (Gen. Sci.) 
CONTACT (Gen. Sci.) 
contiguity 
continuity 
continuous (Gen. Sci.) 
CONTRACTILITY 
contrary 
contrivance (Gen. Sci.) 
CONVECTION (Gen. Sci.) 
CONVERGE (Physiol.) 
CONVERSELY 
COPPER (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 


CORD 


CORE (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
CORNEA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 


CORPUSCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 
CORPUSCULAR 
correspond 
corrugated 


COULOMB 

COULOMETER 

COUNTER 

COUNTERACT (Biol. Gen. 
Sei.) 

COUNTERBALANCE (Gen. 
Sci.) 

COUNTERPOISE (Chem.) 

COUPLE 

CRANE 

CRANK 

CRITICAL-ANGLE 

Crookes 

CROW-BAR 

CRUCIBLE (Chem. ) 

crude (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Geog.) 

crystal (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sct. Geog.) 

cuBIC (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

CURVATURE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

curvilinear 

cyamde (Chem.) 

CYCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

cyclone (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

CYLINDER (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

CYLINDRICAL (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 


damper (Gen. Sci.) 

DECIGRAM (Gen. Sci.) 

DECIMAL (Gen. Sci.) 

DECIMETER (Gen. Sci.) 

decisive 

DECLINATION (Gen. Sci.) 

DEFINITION 

DEFLECTION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

deformation 

DEGREE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

DEKAMETER 


deodorizer (Chem.) 

DEPOLARIZE (Chem.) 

DEPRESSION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. Physiol.) 

DERIVE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

DERRICK (Geog.) 

DESCEND (Gen. Sci.) 

design 

DETECTION 

DETECTOR 

determination 

detrimental (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

DEVIATE 

DEVICE (Biol. Chem.) 

DEW (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

DEW-POINT (Chem.) 

DIAGONAL 

DIAGRAMMATIC 

DIAL 

DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

diathermous 

DIATONIC (Chem.) 

DICTAPHONE 

DIELECTRIC 

DIFFERENTIAL 

DIFFRACTION ( Chem.) 

digester 

DIMENSION (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

DIMINISH (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

DIMINUTION 

DIP 

DIRECT CURRENT 

DIRECTION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

DIRIGIBLE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

DISCORD 


DISPERSION (‘Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
DISPLACEMENT (Chem. 
Gren. Sei. Physiol.) 
dissect (Biol. Gen. Sci 
Physiol.) . 
DISSIPATION (Chem. 
Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
DISSOCIATION (Chem.) 
DISTORT (Gen. Sci.) 
DISTRIBUTION (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
DIVERGENCE (Gen. Sci.) 
DIVING (Gen. Sci.) 
DIVING-SUIT 
domestic (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
DOMINANT (Gen. Sci.) 
double-tree . 
DRILL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
driving 
DRUM 
DUCTILITY (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
DYNAMICS (Chem.) 
DYNAMO (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Geog.) 
DYNE 


eaves , | 
EBONITE (Chem. Gen. Sei.): 
ebullition (Gen. Sct.) 
ECCENTRIC (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
ECHO (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
EDDY (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
ediphone 
EDGEWISE 
EFFERVESCENCE (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
EFFICIENCY (Gen. Sci.) 
EFFORT | 
effusion (Chem.) - 


ELECTRIFICATION (Gen. 
Sci.) 


Sci.) 


ELECTROCHEMICAL (Chem.) gre 


ELECTRODE (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ELECTROLYSIS (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) : 

ELECTROLYTE (‘Chem.) 

ELECTRO-MAGNET (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ELECTROMOTIVE (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ELECTRON (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


escapement 


EQUIVALENT (Chem. Gen. Focus (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 
FOG (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
FOOT-POUND (Gen. Sci.) 


essence (Chem. Gen. Sci.) FORCE (Gen. Sci.) 


EXCITER 

EXERT (Gen. Sci.) 

EXHAUST (Chem. Gen. 
Sei.) 

EXPANSIBILITY 

EXPEND (Gen. Sci.) 

EXPLOSION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


ELECTRONEGATIVE (Chem.) evlention (Biol. ) 
ELECTROPHORUS (Gen. Sci.) EXTRACTION (Chem. ) 


ELECTROPLATING (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ELECTROPOSITIVE (‘Chem.) 

ELECTROSCOPE (Chem.) 

ELECTROSTATIC 

ELECTROTYPING (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ELEVATION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

ELEVATOR ( Geog.) 

emanation (Chem.) 

emboss 

E. M. F, | 

EMISSION (Physiol. ) 

EMIT 

empirical (Chem.) 

emulsion 

encounter 

ENGINE (Geog.) 

EQUATION (Chem. Gen. 


Sci.) 
EQUATOR (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 
EQUILIBRANT i 


EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
EQUIPMENT 


fathom 

FATIGUE (Biol. Physiol.) 

FAUCET (Gen. Sci.) 

FILAMENT (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

file 

FILM (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

FIXTURE (Gen. Sci.) 


FORMULA (Biol. Chem.) 

FRACTIONAL (Gen. Sci.) 

FREEZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

FREEZING-POINT (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

FREQUENCY (Gen. Sci.) - 

FULCRUM (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

fundamentals 

FUSE (Gen. Sci.) 


galena (Chem.) 

GALVANIC (Gen. Sci.) 
GALVANOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
GALVANOSCOPE 

gamma (Chem.) 
GAS-METER 

GAUGE (Gen. Sci.) 

GEAR (Gen. Sci.) 


FLASK (Chem. Gen. Sci.) GENERATE 


flat-cron 
flaw 


GENERATORS (Chem. Gen. 
Sei.) 


FLEXIBLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. GIRDERS 


Physiol. ) 
FLOAT (Geog. ) 
flotation 
FLUCTUATION (Biol. 
Gen. Sci.) 
flue (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
FLUORESCENCE (Chem.) 
fluoride (Chem.) 
FLUOROSCOPE (Chem. ) 
flux (Chem.) 
fly 
FLYWHEEL (Gen. Sci.) 
FOCAL 
FOCI 


GLIDE 

GLOBULE (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

GOVERNOR 

GRADUATED (Gen. Sci.) 

GRAM (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

gramophone 

GRANULAR (Gen. Sci.) 

graphite (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

GRAVITATION (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

GRID 

SRINDSTONE 


— a =. 


GROUNDED 
GUIDES 
GUTTA-PERCHA 
gyrocompass 
GYROSCOPE 
gyrostatic 


HAIL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

HAMMER (Physiol.) 

hand spike 

haphazard 

HARMONICS (Gen. Sci.) 

HARMONY 

harpoon (Geog.) 

HEA‘ 

hectometer 

HELIUM (Chem.) 

HELIX (Gen. Sci.) 

HEMISPHERE (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Geog. Physiol.) 

HINGE 

HOOK 


IMAGE (Gen. Sci.) 

ummaterral 

IMPACT 

IMPENETRABILITY (Gen. 
Sci. ) 

impinge 

IMPREGNATE (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

IMPress 

IMPULSE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) 

INCANDESCENT (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

INCIDENCE (Gen. Sci.) 


INTERFERENCE (Biol. 
Gen. Sci.) 

INTERMITTENT (Chem.) 

INTERNAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol. ) | 

INTERSECTION (Gen. Sci.) 

interstices 

invariable 

involve 

ION (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

iridescent (Biol. Chem.) 

iridium (Chem.) 

iris (Biol. Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

isochronous 

ISOCLINIC 


INCLINE (Gen. Sei. Geog.) ts9gonIc (Gen. Sci.) 


independent ( Bool.) 
indicator (Chem.) 
indispensable 

INDUCE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
INDUCTION (Gen. Sci.) 
INERTIA (Gen. Sci.) 


HORIZON (Gen. Sci. Geog.) infiltration (Gen. Sci.) 
HORSE-POWER (Gen. Sci.) INFINITE (Chem.) 


HOT BOX 

H. P. 

hull 

HURRICANE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

hydrant (Gen. Sci.) 

HYDRAULIC (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Geog. ) 

hydroelectric (Gen. Scr. 
Geog.) 

HYDROMETER (Gen. Sci.) 

hydrosphere (Gen. Sct.) 

HYDROSTATIC 

HYGROMETER (Gen. Sci.) 

HYGROMETRY 

HYPOTENUSE 


IDENTICAL 


infinitesimal (Physviol.) 


JACKSCREW (Gen. Sci.) 
JOINT 
JOULE 


keynote 

kilo 

KILOGRAM (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


INFLATE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) kilogrammeter 


INFRA-RED 

mgenious 

INHALATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

INITIAL 

INPUT 

ansert (Gen. Sci.) 

install (Gen. Sct.) 

INSTANT 

INSTANTANEOUS (Chem. ) 

INSTRUMENT (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

INSULATION (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

INSULATORS (Chem. ) 

integration (Physiol.) 


IGNITION (Chem. Gen. Sci.) INTENSITY 


oJ 


KILOMETER 

KILOWATT (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

KINETIC (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

knock 


LACTOMETER (Biol. Gen. 

_ Sei.) 

LAMINA 

LAMINATE 

LAMP 

LANTERN 

LATHE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

LATITUDE (Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

leeward (Gen. Sci.) 


LENS (Biol. Gen. Sci. MALLEABILITY (Chem. MOLECULAR (Chem. Gen. 


Physiol. ) Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
LEVEL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) MANGANESE (Biol. Chem. MOMENT 
LEVER (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) Gen. Sci.) MOMENTUM. (Chem.) 
LEYDEN-JAR (Gen. Sci.) yanrrotp monochord 
LIGHT MANOMETER (Chem. Gen. ™onomagnet (Gen. Sci.) 
LIGHTNING (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) monophone 
LIMIT iat monoplane 
ie ae Mazda (Gen. Sci.) OY 
LINES A ee MORTAR (Chem.) 
links MOTOR (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 
LIQUEFACTION (Chem.) ge mount 
LIQUID-AIR (Chem.) Soe (Chem. MUFFLER 
Liqguiry (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sei.) MULTIPOLAR 


MEDIUM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


LITER (Chem. Gen. Sci.) Music (Gen. Sci.) 





LIrMuS (Chem. Gen. Sci.) MEUTING-POINT MUTUAL } 
LOCAL ACTION MENISCUS (Gen. Sci.) myopia (Gen. Sci. . 
LocKS (Geog.) mensuration Physiol.) ; 
LODESTONE (Gen. Sci.) MERCURY-ARC : 
LONGITUDE (Biol. Gen. Sci.mERIDIAN (Gen. Sci. NAVIGATION (Gen. Sci. : 
Geog.) | Geog.) Geog.) ; 
LONGITUDINAL (Gen. Sci.) METALLIC (Chem. Gen. Sci.NEEDLE (Geog.) e 
_ loop Geog.) net force : 
LOUDNESS METER (Gen. Sci.) NEUTRAL (Chem.) ‘4 
LOWS ( Geog.) METRIC (Gen. Sci.) NODES (Biol. Gen. Sci. * 
LUBRICATION (Biol. Chem. metronome Physiol.) ¢ 
Gen. Sci.) mica (Chem. Gen. Sci. NOISE g 
LUMINOUS (Chem. Gen. Geog.) NONCONDUCTOR (Chem.) ‘ 
Sci.) MICROMETER NOZZLE (Gen. Sci.) 
lycopodium (Gen. Sct.) micron (Gen. Sci.) NUMBERS | 
microphone NUMERICAL (Gen. Sci.) 
macadam (Geog.) MIGRATION (Biol. Gen. Sei. nyt 
MACHINE Geog.) 
MACHINERY (Gen. Sci. mil oblique (Gen. Sci.) | 
Geog.) ‘MILLIGRAM (Gen. Sci.) obsolete \ 
MAGAZINE MILLIMETER (Chem. obtuse 
magenta Gen. Sci.) ocean (Geog.) 7 
MAGNET (Gen. Sci. Geog.) millivolt (Gen. Sci.) octave (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
MAGNETISM (Gen. Sci.) MIRROR OHM (Gen. Sci.) 
MAGNETO MOBILITY (Biol.) olfactory (Biol. Chem. 
MAGNIFY (Gen. Sci.) MODEL Physiol.) 
MAGNITUDE (Gen. Sci.) — modification (Gen. Sci.) opaque (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
MAJOR modify (Bvol.) Physiol.) 


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OPERA-GLASS 
OPERATOR 
OPTICAL (Gen. Sci.) 


optics (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 
ordinate 
ORGAN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 
ORIGINAL 
OSCILLATE 
OSCILLATORY 
OUNCE 
OUTPUT (Gen. Sci.) 
OVERSHOT 
OVERTONE (Gen. Sci.) 


PARABOLA 

PARABOLIC (Gen. Sci.) 

PARACHUTE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

paradox 

PARALLEL (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

PARALLELOGRAM 

particles (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

PATH 

P. E. . 

peak (Geog.) 

pedal 

pedestrian 

PENDULUM 

penstock 

PENUMBRA (Gen. Sci.) 

PER CAPITA (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

percolate (Gen. Sci.) 

PERCUSSION 

perfecting 

perform 

PERIMETER 

PERIODIC (Chem.) 


PERISCOPE (Gen. Sci.) 

PERMEABILITY (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

permeate (Gen. Scr.) 


POLARIZATION (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

POLE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 


PERPENDICULAR (Gen. Sei.) Polygon 


PERPETUAL (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

PERSPECTIVE (Gen. Sci. 
Physiol.) 

pervert (Bvrol.) 


‘PHASE (Gen. Sci.) 


PHONOGRAPH (Gen. Sci.) 
phosphorescent (Chem. 
(reog.) 


photographic (Biol. Chem. 


Gen. Sci.) 
PHOTOGRAPHY (Chem. ) 
PHOTOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
physicist (Chem. Gen. 

Sct.) 

PILE 

PILOT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
pin-hole 

PINION 

PIPETTE (Chem.) 
PISTON (Gen. Sci.) 
PITCH (Biol. Gen. Sci. 

Geog. ) 

PITH (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

PIvoT (Gen. Sci.) 

PLANE (Gen. Sci.) 

plank 

PLATE (Chem.) 

pliable (Gen. Scr.) 

PLIERS (Gen. Sci.) 

plug (Gen. Sci.) 

PLUMB LINE 

PNEUMATIC (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

POINT 

polar (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 


periphery (Biol. Physiol.) POLARISCOPE 


poly phase 

POROSITY (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

pOSSess 

POTENTIAL (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

poundal 

POUND FORCE 

POWER (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

practical 

precipitate (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

precision 

prehensibility 

PRESS 

PRISM (Gen. Sci.) 

prismatic (Chem. Gen. 
Scr.) 

PRoDUCT (Chem. Geog.) 

PROJECT (Gen. Sci.) 

PROJECTILE 

PROJECTION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

PROPAGATE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

PROPEL (Gen. Sci.) 

PROPELLER (Gen. Sci.) 

PROPORTIONAL 

prostration (Gen. Sct.) 

prototype 

PROTRACTOR 

PULL 

PULLEY (Gen. Sci.) 

PUMP 

pyramid (Biol. Geog.) 


QUADRANT (Gen. Sci.) 
quantitative (Chem.) 


RADIANT (Gen. Sci. Geog.) RETARDATION (Biol. Gen. 


radiator (Gen. Sci.) 

RADIOACTIVITY (Chem.) 

RADIOGRAPH (Chem.) 

RADIOMETER (Chem.) 

RADIUM (Chem.) 

RAINBOW (Gen. Sci.) 

rain-gauge (Gen. Sci.) 

RAM 

range (Geog.) 

RAREFACTION (Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

RATCHET 

RATIO (Gen. Sci.) 

rebound (Gen. Sci.) 

RECIPROCAL 

RECOIL 

RECTANGLE 

RECTIFIER 

reduce (Gen. Sct.) 

REFINE (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

REFRACTION (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

refrangibility 


regenerative (Biol. Chem.) rudimentary 


REGULATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 

RELAY 

REPEL (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

represent 

REPULSION (Gen. Sci.) 


reservoir (Gen. Sci. Geog. 


Physiol.) 
RESIDUAL (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 
RESISTIVITY 
resistor (Gen. Sct.) 
RESOLUTION 
RESONANCE (Gen. Sci.) 
RESONATOR 
RESPECTIVE (Gen. Sci.) 
REST 
RESULTANT 


sensible heat (Gen. Sci.) 


Sei.) SENSITIZE (Chem.) 
RETENTIVITY SEPARATOR (Gen. Sci.) 
RETINA (Biol. Gen. Sci. SERIES (Gen. Sci.) 

Physiol.) SERIES- WOUND 
RETINAL set 


retort (Chem. Gen. Sci.) sewer (Gen. Sct.) 
reverberation sextant (Gen. Sct.) 
reverse (Biol. Gen. Scr.) SHADOWS 

REVOLVE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) shaft (Gen. Sci.) 
RHEOSTAT (Gen. Sci.) - shear 

RIGHT-HAND-RULE sheave 

RIGID (Gen. Sci.) SHELLAC (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 
RIM SHUNT ; 


RING SHUNT-WOUND 
rivet (Chem.) shutter (Gen. Sct.) 
rocker shuttle (Gen. Sci.) 
rop (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) sidereal 
RONTGEN SIMULTANEOUS (Chem. 
ROTATION (Biol. Gen. Sci. Gen. Sci.) 
Geog.) sine 
rotary (Gen. Sci.) SINKER 
rotor SIPHON (Biol. Chem. 
rudder Gen. Sci.) . 
siren 
runners skid 
sledge 
satellites (Gen. Sct. SNOW » 
Geog.) SOAP FILM : 
scaffold SOCKET (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
SCALES (Biol. Gen. Sei.) Physiol.) 
SCREW SOLENOID 


sea level (Gen. Scr. Geog.) solstice (Geog. Gen. Sci.) 


SEARCHLIGHT 
SECONDARY 
SECTOR 


SONOMETER (Gen. Sci.) 
SOUND (Gen. Sci. Geog.) — 
SOUNDER (Gen. Sci.) 


seepage (Gen. Sci. Geog.) SOUNDING BOARD 


SEGMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol.) 
selective (Bvol.) 
SELF-INDUCTION 
self-registering 
semi-tone 


10 


span 

SPARK (Gen. Sci.) 

SPEAKING-TUBE 

SPECTROSCOPE (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

SPEED (Gen. Sci.) 


SPHERICAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.STRENGTH taint (Gen. Sci.) 


Geog.) STRESS tandem 
spheroid (Gen. Scr.) - STRETCH TANGENT (Gen. Sci.) 
SPINDLE STRINGS tank 
SPINTHARISCOPE stylus tankage (Gen. Sci.) 
SPIRAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. subaqueous taut (Gen. Sc.) 
Physiol. ) subdominant TEETH 
spirometer (Gen. Sci.) SUBLIMATION (Chem. TELEGRAPH (Gen. Sci. 
SPOKE Gen. Sci.) Geog.) 
spout (Gen. Scr.) SUBMARINE (Gen. Sci. TELEPHONE (Gen. Sci. 
SPONTANEOUS (Biol. Chem. Geog.) Geog. ) 
Gen. Sci.) SUBMERGE (Gen. Sci. TELEPHONY 
SPRING (Gen. Sei. Geog.) Geog. ) TELESCOPE (Gen. Sci. 
sprocket (Gen. Sct.) submultiple Geog. ) 
SQUARE ROOT subsequent TEMPERING (Chem.) 
STABLE (Chem.) substantially TENACITY (Chem. Gen. 
STABILITY (Chem.) SUBSTITUTE (Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 
stagnant (Biol. Gen. Sci. SucTION (Chem. Gen. Sci. TENSILE (Chem.) 
Physvol.) Physiol. ) tepid (Physiol.) 
stance (Gen. Scr.) SULPHATE (Biol. Chem. TERMINATE (Chem.) 
standardize (Gen. Scr.) Gen. Sci.) THERMAL (Chem. Gen. 
STANDPIPE (Gen. Sci.) superpose Sci.) 
staple (Biol. Geog.) superposition (Biol.) THERMO (Chem.) 
static (Gen. Sci.) SUPERSATURATED (Chem.) THERMOSCOPE 
STATIONARY (Gen. Sci.) SUPPORT THERMOSTAT (Gen. Sci.) 
stator SURFACE TENSION thorax (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
STEAM (Gen. Sci. Geog.) SUSPENSION (Chem. Gen. Physiol.) 
_ steelyards Sci.) THREAD (Geog.) 
STEP-DOWN sustain (Gen. Sci.) thrust 
STEP-UP SYMMETRICAL (Biol. tide (Gen. Scr. Geog.) 
STEREOPTICON (Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) timbre (Gen. Sci.) 
STEREOSCOPE SYMPATHETIC (Biol. Gen. tire (Gen. Sci.) 
STERILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sei. Sci. Physiol.) toggle jount 
Physiol.) synchronism TON (Gen. Sci.) 
stirrup (Biol. Gen. Sci. synthetic (Chem. Gen. TONE 
Physiol.) Sct.) tongs (Gen. Scr.) 
stoker (Gen. Sct.) SYPHON (Biol. Chem. tonic (Gen. Scr. Physiol.) 
stopcock (Chem.) Gen. Sci.) toothed 
STOP WATCH syringe tornado (Gen. Sct. Geog.) 
stopper (Gen. Scv.) SystEM (Physiol.) TORSION 
STRAIN tourmaline 
STRANDS tack tower 
stratification TACKLE TRACTION 


11 


TRACTOR (Geog.) UNIFORM (Chem.) 


trajectory UNIVERSAL 

transfer (Gen. Scr.) UNSTABLE (Chem.) 

TRANSFORMER uramum (Chem.) 

translation ; 

TRANSMISSION (Gen. Sci.) VALVE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 

TRANSMITTER Physiol.) 

transmutation (Chem.) a at Geog. Gen. 
Ct. 


TRANSVERSE (Biol. Gen. 


Sci.) VAPORIZATION (Chem. 
trap Geog. Gen. Sci.) 
treadle (Gen. Sci.) vector 
eT nile VELOCITY (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
tremor Geog. ) 

vent (Biol. Gen. Scr. 

TRIANGLE Geog.) 
trigonometry 09 : 
TRIPOD VERTICAL (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 
TROLLEY (Geog.) viaduct 
truss VIRTUAL (Gen. Sci.) 
TUBE (Biol. Chem. viscosity (Chem.) 

Gen. Sci.) VISE 
TUNGSTEN (Chem. Gen. VISIBILITY 

Sci. ) visible (Gen. Sci.) 


TUNING (Gen. Sci.) VISION (Gen. Sci. Physiol.) 

TURBINE (Gen. Sci.) VISUAL 

TWIST vitiate (Gen. Sci.) 

tympanum (Biol. Physiol.) vitreous (Biol. Gen. Sct. 

Physiol.) 

ultra-violet (Chem. 
Gen. Scr.) Physiol.) 

UMBRA (Chem. Gen. Sei.) vouT (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

UNDERSHOT (Gen. Sci.) voltage (Gen. Scr.) 


12 


voLTaic (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

VOLTAMETER (Chem.) 

VOLTMETER (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

VOLUME (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

volumetric (Chem.) 

VULCANIZE (Chem. Geog.) 


wagon 

WATER-WHEEL 

WATT (Gen. Sci.) 

WATT-HOUR (Gen. Sci.) 

WAVE 

WEDGE (Gen. Sci.) 

WEIGHT 

welding (Chem.) 

Welsbach (Gen. Sci.) 

WHEEL 

whiffle-tree 

wick (Gen. Scr.) 

WIND 

WINDLASS (Gen. Sci.) 

windmill ( Geog.) 

WIRELESS 

WORK 

WORM 

wrought iron (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Geog.) 


VOLATILE (Chem. Gen. Sci.x-rays (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Physiol. ) 


YARD (Gen. Sci.) 


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THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 


SECTION 11: 


PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
books in Hygiene and Elementary Physiology. ‘The first list contains words com- 


mon to all the sciences; 


are words peculiar to Physiology 


these are the basic scientific terms. 


In the | second list 


In each list the words which teachers consider most important are printed 


in capitals. These words should be studied first. 
what less important, but should be known. 
very important. 


meaning should be understood. 


The words in italics are some- 
The words in ordinary type are not 
However, these words appear in most textbooks; hence, their 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 


difficult words in the subjects they study. 


If these terms are known, study of 


the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
Pupils should mark the words they 
do not know and look up their meanings. 


should, therefore, receive close study. 


COMMON SCIENCE VOCABULARY 


ABSORB ATMOSPHERE CHEMISTRY DATA 
ABSORPTION ATOM classification datum 
accumulation ATOMIC COHESION DECAY 
ENG) S oe ATTRACTION COMBUSTION DECOMPOSE 
ADHERE AXIS COMPOSITION DECOMPOSITION 
ADHESION COMPOUND © DEMONSTRATION 
BACTERIA 
ADULTERATE CONCAVE denote 
BIOLOGY 
aerial CONCRETE DENSITY 
BORAX 
ALCOHOL CONDENSATION DEVELOP 
ALKALI CALCIUM CONDENSE DEVELOPMENT 
ALKALINE CALORIE CONSERVATION DIAMETER 
APPARATUS capillarity CONSERVE diffuse 
AQUEOUS CAPILLARY CONTRACT DIFFUSION 
artesian CARBON CONTRACTION DISCHARGE 
artificial CELLULOSE | CONVEX DISEASE 
ASSIMILATION — , CENTIGRADE CURRENT DISINTEGRATE 
ASSUMPTION CHEMICAL DISSOLVE 


*Some of the words of the Physiology and Hygiene list are followed by abbreviations 


which indicate that the words thus marked appear in the lists for other sciences as well. 
The abbreviations used are: ‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ for Chemistry, ‘Gen. Sci. ey EOr 
General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ for Geography, and “Phys, ?? for Physics. 


1 


distill 


ELASTIC 
ELECTRIC 
ELECTRICITY 
ELEMENT 
ELIMINATION 
ENERGY 
ETHER 
EVAPORATION 
EVOLUTION 

| EXPAND 
EXPANSION 
EXPERIMENT 


FACTOR 
FAHRENHEIT 
fibre 

FIGURE 
FILTER 

FLUID 
FRICTION 
FUNCTION 
FUSION 


GAS 
GASEOUS 
GEOGRAPHY | 
geological 
geology 
GLYCERIN 
GRAVITY 


HETEROGENEOUS 


HOMOGENEOUS 
HORIZONTAL 
HUMIDITY 
HYDROGEN 


ILLUMINATION 
_ munerse 

_ INCREASE 
INORGANIC 
INSOLUBLE 


INTENSITY 
INVERSELY 
IODINE 
IRON 


LABORATORY 
LATENT 
LAW 


LAYER 


LIME 
lamestone 
LIQUID 
LUBRICATE 


MAGNETIC 
MASS 
MATERIAL 
MATTER 
MAXIMUM 
MELT 
MERCURY 
METAL 
METHOD 
MICROSCOPE 
MINERAL 
MINIMUM 
mixture 
MOISTURE 
MOLECULE 
MOTION 


NATURE 
NEGATIVE 
NEUTRALIZE 
NITROGEN 


OBSERVATION 


‘orbit 


ORGANIC 
ORIGIN 
OSMOSIS 
OXIDATION 
OXYGEN 


paraffine 
perforation 
PERMANENT 
PHENOMENON 
PHOSPHATE 
PHOSPHORUS 
PHYSICAL 
PHYSICS 
PHYSIOLOGY 
PIGMENT 
PLATINUM 
POROUS 
POSITIVE 
precipitation 
PRESERVATION 
PRESSURE 
primary 
PRINCIPAL 
PRINCIPLE 
PROCESS 
PROPERTIES 
PROTOPLASM 
PROPORTION: 
pulverize 


QUALITY 
QUANTITY 


RADIATION 
RADIUS 

ray 
REACTION 
REFLECT 
REFLECTION: 
REFRIGERATION 
refrigerator 
RELATIVE 
RESISTANCE 
RESPIRATION 


SATURATION 
SCIENCE 
SCIENTIFIC 


-2 


solar 

SOLIDS 
SOLUBLE 
SOLUTION 
SPACE 
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 
spectrum (a) 
STARCH 
STORAGE 
STRATUM (2) 
SUBSTANCE 
SULPHUR 
SURPLUS — 
SYMLOL 
SYNTHESIS 


TEMPERATURE 
TENDENCY 
TENSION 
terminal 
THEORY 
THERMOMETER 
transformation 
TRANSLUCENT 
TRANSPARENT 
TUBERCULOSIS 
turpentine 


UNIT 
UNIVERSE 
UTILIZE 


VACUUM 


VAPOR 
VARIATION 
VENTILATION | 
VIBRATION 


ZERO 
21nc 


PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE. 


ABDOMEN (Biol. Gen. Sci.) anesthesia 
abdominal 


ABNORMAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Gen. Sci.) 
 SRRCERS (Gen, Sci.) animalcule ( Biol.) 
abstain ( Biol.) antagonistic 


accessory (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


anterior (Biol.) 
accommodation (Biol. 


ANTIDOTE (Biol. Chem.) 


Gen. Sct. > 
shi ie antiseptic (Biol. Chem. 
acidosis Gen. Sci.) 


adaptation (Biol.) ANTITOXIN (Biol, Gen. 


ADENOIDS (Biol. Gen. Sei.) -5¢1-) 
adequate anus 
ADHESIVE anvil (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


adipose (Biol.) AoRTA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
adjacent (Geog. Gen. Sci.aortic (Brol.) 

Phys.) aphasia 
adrenal ( Biol.) appendage (Gen. Sci.) 
adrenalin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) appendicitis (Gen. Sci.) 
afferent ( Biol.) APPENDIX (Biol.) 
agar-agar (Biol. Gen. Sci.) APPETITE (Biol.) 
aggregation (Biol. Chem. APOPLEXY (Biol.) 

Gen. Sci.) aquatic (Buol.) 
AILMENT (Gen. Sci.) 


ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. Phys.) 

Gen. Sci.) armpit 
ALIMENTARY (Biol. Gen. arterial 

Sci.) ARTERY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
alimentation 


alkaloid (Biol. Chem.) articulation 
alveolus (Biol.) 

amino-acids (Gen. Sci.) 
ammonia (Biol. Chem. 


Gen. Sci.) 


Gen. Sct.) 
ASPIRIN (Chem.) 
association (Chem.) 


AMOEBA (Biol.) asthma 
amplitude (Phys.) ASTIGMATISM (Biol. Gen. 
amputate Sei. Phys.) 


asylum 
attachment 
audible (Gen. Scr.) 


amylopsin (Biol. Chem.) 
anatomical ( Biol.) 
ANATOMY (Biol.) 


AURICLE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


ANESTHETIC (Biol. Chem, auto-intoxication 


automatic (Biol. Geog. 
Phys.) 

autopsy 

auxiliary (Phys.) 

axon (Biol.) 


BACILLUS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

BANDAGE 

basal 

basilar 

benzoate (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

beribert ( Biol.) 

BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

bicarbonate (Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

BICEPS (Biol.) 

BICONCAVE 

biconvex (Gen. Scr.) 

BICUSPID (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


aqueduct (Gen. Sct. Geog.BILE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


BILIOUS 

binocular (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

BLACKHEAD 


articulate (Biol. Gen. Sct.) BLADDER (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


bleach (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


asphyxiation (Biol. Chem.blind spot (Gen. Sci.) 


BLISTER 

blood plate 

BLOOD PRESSURE 
BLOODVESSEL 

BOIL: (Gen. Sci.) 

BOWEL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
BRAIN 

brainstem 

BREASTBONE 


anaemia (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Aupitory (Biol. Gen. Sci.) BRONCHI (Biol.) 


3 


BRONCHIAL (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

BRONCHITIS (Gen. Sci.) 

BRUISE 


bubonic (Biol. Gen. Scv.) 


bulge 
BUNION 


caecum ( Biol.) 

CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sei.) 

CALLOUS 

callus (Buol.) 

CANCER (Gen. Sei.) 

canine (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

capsule (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

CARBOLIC (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

carbonate (Gen. Sci. 
Chem.) 

CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
Chem. Gen. Sci.) 

carbuncle (Gen. Scr.) 

cardiac (Brol:) 

earnivorous (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 


cervical ( Biol.) 

Cervix 

CHAPPING 

characteristics (Biol. 
Chem.) 

CHICKEN POX 

chilblains 

chloride (Chem. Gen. Be 
Phys.) 


cHoroID (Biol. esi Sci.) 


chyle 

chyme 

cra (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

ciliary (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

corcurt (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

CIRCULATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. Geog.) 

CIRCULATORY 

cistern (Gen. Sci.) 


“citizen 
“clavicle (Biol.) 


CLEANLINESS 
cleavage ( Biol.) 
clinical (Gen. Sci.) 


CARTILAGE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) CLOTTING ( Biol.) 


cartilaginous 

casein (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

CASING (Gen. Sci.) 


COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 


coated (Gen. Sci.) 


cocaine (Biol. Chem.) 


CATARRH (Biol. Gen. Sei.) coccyx 


CATHARTIC 
caustic (Chem. Phys.) 


cavity (Biol. Gen. Sci.) ° 


cell-body 

cellular ( Biol.) 

CEREAL (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog. ) 

cerebellum ( Biol.) 

CEREBROSPINAL ( Biol.) 

cerebrum (Biol.) 


comparative (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

COMPLEXION 

COMPONENT (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

compress (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

concentration (Chem. Gen. 
Sct. Phys.) 

conception 

condiment (Brol.) 

CONGESTION (Biol.) 

connective ( Biol.) 


— consciousness ( Biol.) 


CONSTIPATION (Biol. 
Gen. Sci.) 
constituents (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 
CONSTITUTION (Gen. Sci.) 
constrict (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
CONSUMPTION (Gen. Sci.) 
CONTAGIOUS (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 
CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 
contemporary 
contour ( Geog.) 
contractile (Biol. ) 
CONVALESCENCE 
CONVALESCENT (Gen. Sci.) 
convergence (Phys.) 
convolution (Brol.) 


COCHLEA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) cooperate 


COLLAPSE 
collateral 


colon 


columnar 

combustible (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

communicable (Brol., 
Gen. Scr.) 


‘community (Gen. Sct. 
certificate (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


Geog.) 


coordination (Biol.) 

core (Gen. Sct. Phys.) 

CORNEA (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

CORPUSCLE (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

cortex (Burol.) 

costal 


~ COWPOX (Gen. Sci.) 


cranial (Biol.) 


CRANIUM (Biol.) 

crevice (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

cripple 

cross section (Gen. Sci.) 

croup (Gen. Sci.) 

- curative 

curd (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

curdle 

curvature (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

CUSPID 

cuticle (Bvol.) 

cutis ( Biol.) 

cylindrical (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 

cytoplasm ( Biol.) 


debris (Geog.) 

defective (Biol.) 

deficiency ( Biol.) 

deficient (Gen. Sci.) 

DEFORMITY (Biol.) 

degenerate ( Biol.) 

degradation 

DELIRIUM 

dendrite ( Biol.) 

DENTAL 

DENTINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

DENTIST 

deposit (Chem. Geog. 
Gen. Sct.) 

depression (Gen. Scr. 
Geog. Phys.) 

derangement 

dermis (Biol.) 

descendant (Gen. Scr.) 

destructive (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

detachment 

detrimental (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

diabetes (Gen. Sci.) 


DIAGNOSIS (Biol. Gen. Sei.) dwarf 


DIAPHRAGM (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 


DYSENTERY (Biol, Gen. 
Sci.) 


DIARRHEA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) dyspepsia (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


diastole 
DIET (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 


dietetics (Gen. Sci.) 


differentiate (Biol. Gen. 
Ser y ns 
DIGESTIBLE ( Biol.) 


EARDRUM 

edible (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

effector 

efferent (Biol.) 

emaciation (Gen. Sci.) 


DIGESTION (Biol. Gen. Sci.) EMBRYO (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


dilation (Birol.) 

dilute (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sct.) 

dimension (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

dioxide (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Scr.) 

DIPHTHERIA (Biol, Gen. 
Sci.) | 


emergency 

emetic 

enussion (Phys.) 

emulsification 

ENAMEL (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

endurance 

enema 

enzyme (Biol. Chem. 


DISINFECTANT (Biol. Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


Gen. Sci.) 
DISINFECTION 
dislocation (Gen. Sct.) 


displacement (Chem. Gen. 


Sci. Phys.) 


EPIDEMIC (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

EPIDERMIS (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

epiglottrs (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


dissection (Biol. Gen. Scr.epilepsy 


Phys.) 


epithelium ( Biol.) 


dissipate (Chem. Gen. Sci.equlibrium (Biol. Chem. 


Phys.) 
DISTAL 
distention 


. DIZZINESS 


dorsal (Buol.) 

DRAFT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

drainage (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

dramatization 

duct (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

ductless (Bvrol.) 

duodenum 


Gen. Sci. Phys.) 
erysipelas (Gen. Sct.) 
esophagus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
Eustachian (Biol. Gen. : 

Sci.) 
evacuation 


excitation 


excretion (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

EXERCISE 

exhale (Gen. Sci.) 

exhaustion (Bvrol.) 

expectorate (Gen. Sci.) 


expiration (Gen. Sct. fovea 

Phys.) FRACTURE 
exposure (Biol. Gen. Sct.) FRAMEWORK 
exude (Biol. Gen. Sci.) frontal ( Biol.) 


EYEBALL (Gen. Sci.) fulcrum (Biol. Gen. Sci. 

EYELID Phys.) 

eyespot FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

facial 

Fallopian Sci. Geog.) 

fatal 

FATIGUE (Phys. Physiol.) GALL BLADDER (Gen. Sci.) 

FATS ganglion (Bool.) 

fatty acids (Chem.) GANGRENE 

feces (Brol.) GARGLE 

FEMALE GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. 

femur Gen. Sci.) 


fermentation (Chem. Gen.gastritis 
Sct.) gelatin (Gen. Scr.) 
fertilize (Biol. Chem. generation (Biol. Gen. 
Geog. Gen. Scr.) Sct.) 


FEVER genetic (Biol.) 

fibril GERM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
fibrillar GERMICIDE (Biol. Chem. 
fibrin (Bool.) Gen. Sci.) 

fibular ( Biol.) germinal 


FILTH germ plasm 
fissure (Biol. Gen. Sci. GLAND (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
Geog.) glandular 
flat foot _ globule (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
flexible (Biol. Gen. Sci. Sci. Phys.) 
Phys.) glottis (Brol.) 


flexor (Biol.) glucose (Biol. Chem. 


focus (Biol. Gen. Sci. Gen. Sct.) 
Phys.) gluten (Biol. Chem. 
foetus (Biol.) Gen. Sci.) 


follicle (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


FOODSTUFF (Biol. feng.) GOITER (Gen. Sci.) 


foramen gooseflesh 
FOREARM granule (Biol. Chem. 
formaldehyde (Bvol. Gen. Sci.) 

Chem. Gen. Sc.) grippe (Gen. Sci.) 
foul GRISTLE 


grom 

gullet (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
GUMS 

gustatory 

GYMNASIUM 


Pe ear (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 


fungus (Biol. Chem. Gen.hammer (Phys.) 


healthgram 

HEART 

hemisphere (Biol. Gen. 
Scr. Geog. Phys.) 

HEMORRHAGE (Gen. Sci.) 

hepatic 

herbivorous (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

HEREDITARY (Gen. Sci.) 

hibernate (Gen. Sct.) 

hookworm (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

hormone (Biol.) 

HOSPITAL 

humerus (Biol.) 

humor (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

hydrochlorie (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

hydrophobia (Gen. Sci.) 

HYGIENE (Biol.) 

HYGIENIC 

hysterical 


ileum. 

ILLNESS 

IMMUNITY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

impregnation RRR, 
Phys.) 


glycogen (Biol. Gen. Sct.)ampulse (Brol. Gen. Sea. 


Phys.) 
IMPURITIES (Chem. Gen. 
Sci. Geog.) 
incapacitate 
incipient 
incision (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


INCISOR (Biol.) 

incubation (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

incus ( Biol.) 

indestructibility 

INDIGESTIBLE (Biol.) 

INDIGESTION (Gen. Sci.) 

indulge 

infantile 

infection ( Biol.) 

infinitesimal (Phys.) 


inflammation (Biol. Gen. 


Sci.) 
INFLUENZA (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 


INGREDIENT (Biol. Chem.) 
INHALE (Gen. Sci. Phys. 


Physiol. ) 
inherent 


mhertt (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


inhibition (Biol.) 
injection 


INJURIOUS (Biol. Chem. 


Geog.) 
INJURY (Gen. Sci.) 
innervate 
insalivation 
INSANITY 


INSECT (Biol. Gen. Sci. 


Geog.) 
insecticide (Chem.) 
insomnia (Gen. Sci.) 
inspiration (Biol. Gen. 
Scr.) 
imstep 
instinct (Brol.) 
integrate (Phys.) 
INTEMPERANCE 
interaction (Biol.) 
intercostal 


internal (Biol. Gen. Scr. 


Phys.) 


INTESTINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) locomotion (Brol.) 


INTOXICATION (Biol. lumbar 
Chem.) lumen. | 
untrospection LUNG (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
INVALID LYMPH (Biol.) 
INVOLUNTARY (Biol. lymphatics 
Gen. Sci.) .. lymph-node 
vodide (Chem. Gen. Sct.) 

lymphocytes 


Is (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


IRRITABILITY (Biol.) magnesium (Biol. Chem. 


irritation (Gen. Sci.) eg 

isolation (Gen. Sci. Geog.) "" he 
malaise 

Finite: malaria (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
malleus 


jugular (Biol.) 
| mammal (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
KIDNEY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) MALNUTRITION 
maltose (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
lachrymal (Gen. Sct.) Sci.) 
lacteal ( Biol.) maniac 
lactic (Biol. Chem. Gen. Marrow (Biol.) 


Sci.) massage 
LARYNX (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mastication (Biol. Gen. 
latent Scr.) 
lateral (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mastoid 


laudanum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) mature (Burol. Geog. 
LENS (Biol. Gen. Sci. ore CaN SCI) 


Phys.) maxillary (Biol.) 
LEPROSY (Gen. Sci.) MEASLES (Gen. Sci.) 
lesion mechanism (Biol. Gen. 
leucocyte (Biol. Gen. Sei.) Sc.) 
lever (Gen. Sci. Phys.) MEDICAL 


levulose (Chem. Gen. Sct.) MEDICINE (Gen. Sci.) 
LIGAMENT (Biol. Gen. Sci.) medulla (Biol.) 
ligature (Buol.) membrane (Biol. Chem. 


lime (Chem.) Gen. Sct.) 

lipase meningitis (Biol. Gen. 
LIVER (Biol. Gen. Sci.) Sci.) 

lobe menstruation 

lobule mesentery (Biol.) 


metabolism (Gen. Sci.) 
METAZOA (Biol.) 
MICROBE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


localize (Biol.) 
lockjaw (Gen. Scr.) 


7 


microérganism (Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

microscopic (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

micturition 

MILK TEETH 

mitral ( Biol.) 

modify 

MOLAR (Biol. Chem.) 

monoxide (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

morbid 

morphine (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

motor (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


Mucous (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


MUCUS (Biol.) 

MUSCLE (Biol.) 

MUSCULAR (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 





myopia (Gen. Scr. Phys.) 


NARCOTIC (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

NASAL (Biol.) 

NAUSEA (Gen. Sci.) 

NERVE 


NERVOUS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


NERVOUSNESS 

NETWORK (Geog.) 

neuralgia (Gen. Sci.) 

neurasthenia 

neurilemma 

neuritis 

neurone ( Biol.) 

neuro plasm 

NICOTINE (Biol. Chem.) 

node (Biol. Gen, Sci. 
Phys.) 

nodule (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

NOSTRIL (Biol.) | 

nucleus (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


NURSE : 

nutrients (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Scr.) 

NUTRITION (Chem. Gen. 
Sei. Physiol.) 


obstruction 
occipital (Brol.) 
ocular (Gen. Sct.) 
ocuList (Gen. Sci.) 


partition (Gen. Scr.) 

PASSAGE (Gen. Sci. Geog.) 

PASTEURIZE (Biol. Gen. 
Sei.) , 

patella | 

PATENT MEDICINE 


_— pathology (Biol.) 


pellagra 
pelvis ( Biol.) 
pepsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


offspring (Biol. Gen. Sci.) peptone (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


olfactory (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 


opaque (Chem. Gen. Sci. 


Phys.) 

OPERATION 

opiate (Gen. Sct.) 

opium (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

optic (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

ORGAN (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

organization (Gen. Sct.) 

‘ossicle 

ovary (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

overfeeding 

ovum ( Biol.) 


PALATE (Biol.) 

pallor 

palpitation (Gen. Sci.) 
palsy 


PANCREAS (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


PANCREATIC (Biol.) 

papillae ( Biol.) 

PARALYSIS (Biol.) 

parasite (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

parietal ( Biol.) 

parotid ( Biol.) 


8 


pericardium (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

peripheral (Biol. Phys.) 

perishable (Gen. Sct.) 

peristalsis (Biol. Chem.) 

peritoneum 

perspective (Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

PERSPIRATION (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

phagocytes (Biol. Chem.) 

PHARYNX (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

PHLEGM (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

physic ( Biol.) 

PHYSICIAN 

PIMPLE 

pinkeye 

pituitary 

PLAGUE (Biol.) 

plasma (Bool. Gen. Scr.) 

pleura (Bool. Gen. Scr.) 

PLEURISY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

plexus (Biol.) 

PNEUMONIA (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

pock (Gen. Scr.) 

pollution (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

polyneuritis 

PORE (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

portal ( Biol.) 

posterior ( Biol.) 


POSTURE } 

potassium (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sct.) 

potential (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sei. Phys.) 

practitioner 

predigested 

predispose (Gen. Sci.) 

pregnancy 

prevalent 

PREVENTION (Biol.) 

preventive (Gen. Sci.) 

PROTEIN (Biol. Chem, 
Gen. Sci.) 

psychie 

psychology 

PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

ptyalin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

puberty 

pulmonary (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

-pulmotor 

pulsation (Brol.) 

PULSE ( Biol.) 

pupa (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

PUPIL (Biol.) 

- purgative 

PUS 

putrification (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

pyloric. 

pylorus (Bool.) 

PYORRHEA 


quadruped ( Biol.) 
QUARANTINE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 


rabid 

rabies (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
rash | 
ration (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 


reception 

recovery 

RECREATION 

rectum (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

reflex (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

refuse (Biol. Chem.) 

regulation (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. Phys.) 

regurgitate 

RELAX (Gen. Sci.) 

REMEDY (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

renal 

rennet (Gen. Sci.) 

rennin (Biol. Chem.) 

repress | 

reproduction (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

reservow (Gen. Sct. Geog. 
Phys.) 

RESPIRATORY 

reticulate 

RETINA (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Phys. ) 

RHEUMATISM (Gen. Sci.) 

RIB 

rickets 

regor mortis (Gen. Sct.) 

ringworm 

rods (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 

roe ( Biol.) 

roughage 

roundworm 

routine 

rupture 


sac (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

safeguard 3 

SALIVA (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

SALIVARY (Biol.) 

SALTS (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Geog.) 

SALVE 

sandbox 


SANITARIUM (Biol.) 

SANITARY (Biol.) 

SANITATION (Biol.) 

saponification (Biol. 
Chem.) 

sarcolemma 

scab (Gen. Sci.) 


. SCALP 


scapula 

SCAR (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

SCARLET FEVER (Gen. Sci.) 

scavenger (Burol.) 

sciatic 

sclerotic (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

scourge (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

scrofula (Gen. Sci.) 

scurvy (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

SECRETION (Biol. Gen. 
Scl. ) 

sedative (Chem.) 

sedentary (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

segment (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

semen (Brol.) 

semicircular (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 

senile 

sensation (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

SENSE ORGAN 

SENSITIVE (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

sensory (Biol.) - 

septic (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

septum 

serum (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

sewage (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

sewerage (Geog.) 

sexual (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

sheath (Biol.) 

sinew 

sinus (Biol.) 

skeletal 


SKELETON (Biol.) 

SKULL (Biol.) 

SLOVENLINESS 

SMALLPOX (Gen. Sel.) 

socxrr (Biol. Gen. Sei. 

Wess) 

sodium (Biol. Chem: Gen. 
Sel.) 

solvent (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Scr.) 

spasm 

species (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

sperm (Biol, Gen. Sci.) 

sphenord 

sphineter 

SPINAL (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

spiral (Biol. Gen, Scr. 
Phys.) 

spirometer 

spleen (Biol. Gen, Sci.) 

splint (Gen. Scr.) 

SPRAIN 

STAGNANT (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Phys. ) 

stamina 

stapes 

steapsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

STERILIZE (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys. ) 

sternum (Biol.) 

' STIMULANT (Biol. Gen. 
Sei. ) | 

stimulation (Gen. Scr.) 

stimulus (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 

STIRRUP (Biol. Gen. Sei. 
Phys.) 

stout 

streptococcus (Gen, Sci.) 

striate (Birol.) 

STRUCTURE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci. ) 

strychnine (Biol. Chem.) 

subcortical 


sublingual (Bvol.) 

submaxillary (Biol.) 

suction (Chem. Gen. Sca. 
Phys.) 


TISSUE (Biol. Chem, Gen. 


bc) 


ToBAcco (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
~ Geog.) 


SUFFOCATION (Biol. Chem.) tonic (Gen. Sci. Phys.) 


sulphuric (Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

sunstroke (Gen. Sct.) - 

superficial (Cen. Sct.) 

suppuration 

SURGEON 

SURGERY 

SURGICAL 

susceptible (Gen. Sct.) 

SWEAT | 

SWOLLEN 

sympathetic (Biol. Gen. 
Sct. Phys.) 


TONSIL (Biol.) 

TONSILITIS (Gen. Sci.) 

tourniquet ( Biol.) 

toxic (Chem.) 

toxin (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

trachea (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

trachoma 

transmit (Biol.) 

TREATMENT (Gen. Sci.) 

triceps (Biol.) 

trichina (Gen. Sci.) 


symptom (Biol. Gen. Sci.) tricuspid (Biol.) 


synapse (Brol.) 
syphilis ( Biol.) 
system (Phys.) 
systole 


TAPEWORM (Biol. Gen. 
Sei.) 
tarnish (Chem.) 


TARTAR (Chem. Gen. Sci.) 


TASTE BUD 

temporal ( Biol.) 

TENDON (Biol.) 

tepid (Phys.) 

tetanus (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

thalamus 

THIGH 

thoracic (Burol.) | 

THORAX (Biol. Gen, Sci. 
Phys.) 

thymus (Biol.) 

THYROID (Biol. Chem.) 

tibia ( Biol.) 

ticks 

tincture (Chem.) 


10 


trypsin (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 

tubercle (Biol. Chem. 
Gen. Sci.) 

tubule (Biol.) 

TUMOR (Gen. Sci.) 

TYPHOID (Biol. Chem. Gen. 
Sci.) 

typhus ( Biol.) 

tympanic (Biol. Gen. Sct.) 

tympanum (Biol. Phys.) 


ULCER 

ulcerate (Gen. Sct.) 
UNCONSCIOUS 
underweight (Gen. Scr.) 
UNSANITARY (Gen. Sci.) | 
urea (Biol. Chem.) 
ureter (Biol.) 

urethra (Biol.) 

urinary (Biol.) 

URINE (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 
uterus (Brol.) 

utricle (Gen. Sci.) 


VACCINATION (Biol. Gen. 


Sci.) 


vaccine (Biol. Gen. Sci.) 


vacuole (Biol.) 

vagina 

valve (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

valvular 

vascular (Biol.) 

VASOMOTER ( Biol.) 


vegetarian (Biol. Gen. 


Sci.) 
VEGETATIVE 
VEINS (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Geog..) 
VENA CAVA (Biol.) 
venereal (Brol.) 
venous 
ventral (Biol.) 
VENTRICLE (Biol. Gen. 
Sci.) 
ventricular 
vermiform ( Biol.) 


VERMIN 
VERTEBRA (Biol.) 
vertebral 


vertebrate (Brol. Gen. 


Sc.) 

vertigo — 

vessel (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Geog.) 


VITAMINES (Biol. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 

vitreous (Biol. Gen. Scr. 
Phys.) 

vwisection 

vocaL (Gen. Sci.) 

volatile (Chem. Gen. Sct. 
Phys.) 


vestibular (Biol. Gen. Sci.) voLuntary (Biol. Gen. 


veterinarian (Gen. Sci.) 


vibrator 

victim 

vigor 

villa (Buiol.) 

virus (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
viscera (Brol.) 
visceral 

viscous (Chem.) 


VISION (Gen. Sei. Phys.) 


VISUAL 


vital (Biol. Chem. Gen. 


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Sei. ) 
vomit (Biol.) 


weevil (Biol. Gen. Scr.) 
WHOOPING COUGH 
WINDPIPE 

WOUND 


X-RAY (Chem. Gen. Sci. 
Phys.) 


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YELLOW FEVER (Gen. Sci.) 


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The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 12: HOME ECONOMICS 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
books in Home Economics. The words considered most important by teachers 
have been printed in capitals; these should be thoroughly learned. The words 
in italics are somewhat less important, but should be known. The words in ordi- 
nary type are not very important but they appear frequently in textbooks; there- 
fore, their meaning should be understood.* 

It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do not 
know and look up their meanings. 

The words of this vocabulary have been divided into three groups: (1) 
eeneral terms, (2) food terms, (3) clothing terms. The last two groups con- 
tain only those words used exclusively in either work with food or with cloth- 
ing. The words listed as general terms are such words as are found in text- 
books in home economics. Some of them are concerned with nutrition, some 
with household management, some with interior decorating; some of them are 
words borrowed from chemistry or from some other science, words that might 
be used in almost any branch of home economics work. The teacher should 
make selection from this list of general terms according to what subject she is 
teaching. The terms relating to food and clothing have been separated from 
the others since these are the two branches of the work most frequently taught. 


HOME ECONOMICS 


(1) General Terms 


ABNORMAL (Biol. Physiol.) acuTE (Biol.) AGENT (Phys.) 
ABSORBENT ADHERE (Sci. ) aggregation (Chem.) 
ABSORPTION (Sci.) ADIPOSE (Biol.) AIR-TIGHT 

ACCOUNTS adjunct ALBUMIN (Biol. Chem. 
ACCURATE ADORNMENT Physiol. ) 

AcETIC (Biol. Chem.) ADULTERATE (Sci.) albuminoids 

acip (Sci. Physiol.) aerate (Biol. Chem.) ALCOHOL (Sci.) 
acidosis (Physiol.) affinity (Biol. Chem.) ALIMENTARY _ 
ACIDULATE agar-agar (Bvrol.) aleruone 


* Some of the words in the Home Economics list appear in.the lists for the different 
sciences; this fact has been indicated by the use of abbreviations after the words that appear 
in other lists as well. The abbreviations used are: ‘‘Sci.’’ for the words of the Common 
Science Vocabulary—those words appearing in all sciences-—‘‘Biol.’’ for Biology, ‘‘Chem.’’ 
for Chemistry, ‘‘Gen. Sci.’’ for General Science, ‘‘Geog.’’ for Geography, ‘‘Phys.’’ for 
Physics and ‘‘Physiol.’’ for Physiology. 





ALKALI (Sci.) 

ALKALINE (Sci.) 

alkalinity (Chem.) 

ALTERATION 

ALUM 

ALUMINUM (Chem. Geog. 
Phys. ) 

amateur 

amino (Physiol.) 

AMMONIA (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 


BARLEY (Geog.) 

BEAKER (Chem.) 

BEESWAX 

beetling | 

BENZINE (Chem.) 

benzoic (Biol. Chem.) 

BEVERAGE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

BICARBONATE (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

BILE ( Biol.) 


amylopsin (Biol. Physiol.) Biouocy (Biol. Chem. 


amyloses 

andirons 

ANEMIA (Biol. Physiol.) 
ANGLE 

angora 

aniline ( Biol.) 


Physiol.) 
BLEACH 
blistering (Physiol. ) 
BOIL (Chem. Physiol.) 
BORAX (Sci.) 
BORDER (Geog. ) 


ANTISEPTIC (Biol. Physiol.) botanist 


APPARATUS (Sci. ) 
apportionment 
APPROPRIATE 

arch 

AROMA 

ARTESIAN (Sci.) 
ARTIFICIAL (Sci.) 
artistic 

ASBESTOS 

ASH (Geog.) 
asphyxia ( Physiol.) 
ASSIMILATE (Sci.) 
astringent 

ATTRACT (Sci.) 
avail 

aversion 

~ AVOIRDUPOIS (Phys.) 
AWNING 


Babcock test 

bacillus (Biol. Physiol.) 
BACTERIA 

BALANCED 

ballast (Phys.) 


botuline 

BOUDOIR 

BREAKFAST 
bric-a-brac 

BRINE (Chem. ) 
BRISKET 

BRITTLE (Chem. Phys.) 
BROIL 

BROTH 

BUCKWHEAT (Geog.) 
BUDGET | 
BUFFET 

BULB 

BUILT-IN 

BULK (Biol.) 
BURNER 

butyric (Chem.) 


BY-PRODUCT (Biol. Chem. 


Geog.) 


CABINET 

cadet 

CAFFEINE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 


CALCIUM (Sci.) 

CALCULATE 

calorimeter (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

camphor (Chem.) 

capaciry (Chem. Phys.) 

capillary (Sc2.) 

CARBOHYDRATE (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

CARBON (Sci.) 

carbonate 

CARCASS (Biol.) 

CARVING KNIFE 

CASEIN (Biol. Chem. 
Phys. Physiol.) 

casetnogen 

caustic soda 

CAVITY (Biol.) 

CAYENNE 

CEDAR 

CELLS (Biol.) 

cellular (Biol. Physiol.) . 

celluloid (Chem.) 

CELLULOSE (Sci.) 

CENTIGRADE (Sci. ) 

centrifugal (Chem. Phys.) 

CERTIFIED (Biol.) 

Ceylon 

CHAFING DISH 

CHART (Geog.) 

CHEMICAL (Sci.) 

CHEMIST (Chem.) 

CHIFFONIER 

CHINA 

chip 

chloride (Chem. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

chlorine (Biol. Chem.) 

chloroform (Biol. Chem.) 

chrome 

chrysalis 

CHURN 

CIRCULAR 


CIRCULATION (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

cotrate (Chem.) 

citric (Chem.) 

citron 

CLARIFY (Chem. ) 

clod 

CLOTTING (Biol. Physiol.) 

COAGULATE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

coal tar (Chem.) 

COBBLER 

COCCUS 

cochineal (Biol. Chem.) 

COCOA-BUTTER (Geog. ) 

cocoon (Biol. Geog.) 

coefficient (Chem.) 

coils (Chem. Phys.) 

COMBUSTION (Sci.) 

COMMERCIAL (Chem. Geog. ) 

comMopity (Geog.) 

COMMUNITY (Geog. 
Physiol.) 

COMPARTMENT 

COMPOSITION (Sci.) 

COMPRESSED (Physiol.): 

CONCENTRATE (Chem. 
Phys.) 

CONDENSE (Sci.) 

conduction (Sci.) 

conpucToR (Chem. Phys.) 

CONNECTIVE ( Physiol.) 

consecutive 

CONSERVE (Sci.) 

CONSERVATION (Scl.) 

CONSERVATIVE 

CONSISTENCY (Chem. 
Phys.) 

consommeé 

CONSTIPATION (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

CONSTITUENT (Chem. 
Physiol.) 


CONSTRUCTION (Biol.) 


-CONSUMER (Phys.) 


CONSUMPTION (Physiol.)— 


CONTAGIOUS (Biol. 


Physiol.) 
CONTAINER (Biol. ) 


Physiol. ) 


’ CONTRAST 


CONVALESCENT (Physiol. ) 
CONVERT 

conviction (Phys.) 

corp (Phys. ) 

cordage 

corrosive (Chem. Geog.) 
cottolenc 

cowpeas 

crayola (Chem.) 


deft Poth joa 

DEGREE (Sci. ) 

dehydrate (Chem.) na 
Delmonico — vag ih 
DEMONSTRATION (Sei fe 


~ dent 
CONTAMINATE (Biol. Chem.pDEPosir (Biol. Chem: Geog. 


Physiol. ) 
deprwation 
derive (Biol. Chem: Phys.) 
DESIGN (Phys.) 
dessicate 
DETACHABLE 
deteriorate ( Biol.) 
detriment | 
detrimental (Phys. 
Physiol.) 
device (Biol. Phys.) 


CREAM OF TARTAR (Chem. )DEXTRIN (Biol. Chem:) 


creative 
CRISP 
CROCK 
CROSSWISE 


- CRUMBLY (Geog.) 


CRYSTALLIZE 

CUBE (Chem.) 

CULTIVATE (Biol. Geog.) 

CULTIVATION (Biol.) 

CUPBOARD 

CURDLE ( Physiol.) 

CUT | 

CYLINDER (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 


DAILY 

DAMPERS (Phys.) 
DECAY (Sci.) 
DECOMPOSE (Sci.) 
DECORATE 
DECORATION 
DEFECTIVE (Physiol. ) 
DEFICIENT ( Physiol.) 


nS 


dextrous (Chem.) 

DIABETES (Physiol.) 

DIAGONAL (Phys.) 

DIAMETER (Sci.) 

DIASTASE (Biol. Chem.) — 

DIET (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

DIETETIC ( Physiol.) 

DIETARY ( Biol.) 

DIGESTIBLE (Biol. Physiol.) 

DIGESTION (Biol. Physiol.)” 

DILUTE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) © 

dioxide (Biol. Physiol.) 

DIPHTHERIA (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

DISCOLORATION (Biol.) 

disc 

DISEASE (Sci.) 

DISINFECT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 


‘DISHWASHING 


DISORDERLY 
DISSOLVE (Sei.) 


DISTRIBUTE‘ (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. ) 

DOILY 

DOMESTIC (Biol. Phys.) 

DOUBLE BOILER 

draft (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

DRAIN 

DRAINAGE (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

DRAINER 

DRAINPIPE 

DRAPERY 

DRESSER 

DRESSING 

DRILL 

DUMB WAITER 

DURABLE (Geog. ) 


ENZYMES (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) | 


EQUILIBRIUM (Biol. Ghem. 


. Phys.) 
EQUIPMENT (Phys.) 


FIBROUS (Biol. Chem.) 
filaments (Biol. Phys.) 
FILLING 

FILTER (Chem.) 

FILTH ( Physiol.) 


EQUIVALENT (Chem. Phys.) filtrate (Biol. Chem.) 


eradicator 
erroneous 
ESCALLOPED 
ESSENTIAL’ ( Biol.) 
ether (Scv.) 
EVAPORATE (Sci.) 
EVERGREENS (Geog.) 
EVIDENCE 
ewe 
excelsior 
EXCESS (Biol. Chem.) 


_ EXCRETORY 


DYSPEPTIC (Biol. Physiol.)}exurerr 


EARTHENWARE 

ECONOMICAL | 

economics | 

EDIBLE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) } 

effervescence (Chem.) 

EFFICIENCY 

ELECTRICITY (Chem. Sci.) 

ELEMENT (Sci. ) 

ELIMINATION (Sci.) 

embellish 

ember 

embryo (Biol. Physiol.) 

emetic 

EMULSIFY (Biol. Chem. 
Phys. Physiol. ) 


EXPAND (Sci.) 
EXPENDITURE 
EXPENSES 
EXPERIMENT (Sci.) 


EXTENSION (Biol. Geog.) 


EXTRACT (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 
EXTRACTIVES 


FACE 

FACTORS (Sci.) 

FAD 

FAHRENHEIT (Sci.) 

FARINA 

FASTENING 

FATIGUE (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 


ENAMEL nat Physiol.) rAT-SOLUBLE 


encase 
endosperm ° (Biol.) 
ENERGY (Sci.) 
engrave 

enhance 

ENTIRE WHEAT 


FAUCET (Phys.) 
FERMENTATION (Biol. 

Chem. Physiol.) * 
FIBRE (Sci.) 
FIBRIN (Biol. Physiol.) 
fibrinogen 


FINANCIAL 

FINISHINGS 

FIREBOX 

FIRELESS 

FLAKE 

FLANK 

FLARE — 

FLAVOR 

FLAX, (Chem. Geog.) 

FLEXIBLE (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

FLIMSY 

FLORAL 

FLUE (Biol. Phys.) 

FLUID (Sci.) 

FLY 

FOAM 

FOLD 

fore 

formaldehyde (Biol. Chant 
Physvol.) 

formalin (Chem.) 

formulate | 

FOUNDATION (Geog.) 


FREEZING POINT (Chem. 


Geog. Phys.) 
freize 
FRICTION (Sci.) 
FUEL (Biol. Chem. Geog.) 
FUMIGATION (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 
FUNCTION (Sci.) 
FURNISHING (Geog.) 


GARNISH cen tT 
GAS (Sci.) 
gaseous (Scv.) 


GASOLINE (Chem. Geog.) 

GASTRIC (Biol. Chem. ' 
Physiol. ) 

_ GAUZE (Chem.) 

GERM (Biol. Physiol.) 

germinate ( Biol.) 

GLAND (Biol. Physiol.) 

gliadin 


globule (Biol. Chem. Phys. 


Physiol.) 
globulin 
GLOSS 
glycogen (Biol. Physiol.) 
gout 
GRADATION (Biol.) 
GRAM (Sci.) 
GRANITE (Chem. Geog.) 
GRANULAR (Phys.) 
GRANULATED (Biol. ped 
GRATE : 
GRATED 
GRITTY 
groove 
GUARANTEE — 
GUEST-TOWELS 


HAEMOGLOBIN (Biol. 
Physiol.) 

HARMONIOUS (Phys.) 

HARMONIZE 

HORIZONTAL (Sci. ) 

HOST 

HOSTESS 

HOUSEHOLD 

HOUSEKEEPER 

hydrated (Biol. Chem.) 

hydrochloric (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

HYDROGEN (Sci. ) 

HYGIENE (Biol. Physiol.) 

HYGIENIC (Physiol. ) 

hygroscopic 


IGNITE (Chem. Phys.) 
IMITATION 


IMMERSE (Sci.) 


IMPLEMENT (Geog.) 

INAPPROPRIATE 

INCOMBUSTIBLE (Chem.) 

INCOME 

INDEX 

INDIGESTIBLE (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 

INDIGO (Geog. ) 

INDIVIDUAL 

INDUSTRY (Geog.) 

mert (Biol. Chem.) 

INEXPENSIVE | 

INFANT (Biol. Geog.) 


IRON (Scei.) 
IRRITABLE (Biol. Physiol.) 


jagged , | 


KEROSENE (Chem. Geog.) - 
KETTLE 

KIDNEY (Biol.)— 

kilogram (Chem.) 
KINDERGARTEN 

KINDLING (Chem. ) 
KITCHEN 

KNIFE 


LABEL 
LABORATORY (Sci.) 


INFECTION (Biol. Physiol.) lactalbumin 


INFLAMMABLE (Biol. 
Chem.) 
INFORMAL 


INGREDIENT (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol.) 
INITIAL (Phys.) 
INSECTS (Geog. Physiol. ) 
INSERT (Phys. ) 
INSOLUBLE (Sci.). 
INSULATE (Chem. ) 
INTENSITY (Sci.) 
intercellular 
INTERLACING 
interline 
interlock 
INTERMEDIATE 
INTERMITTENT (Chem. 
Phys.) 
ntersperse 
INTESTINAL (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 
INVALID 
INVENTORY 
INVERTED (Biol. Chem.) 
IODINE (Sci.) 


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lacteal (Biol. Physiol.) 

LACTIC (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

LACTOSE ( Biol.) 

LACY 

LAPPING 

larva (Biol. Chem.) 

laudanum ( Biol.) 

LAUNDER 

LAXATIVE (Biol.) 

LB. 

LEVEL (Geog.) 

levulose (Chem. Physiohs 

ligaments (Biol. Physiol.) 

LIME (Geog. Physiol.) 

LIME-WATER (Chem.) 

LINOLEUM 

liquefaction (Chem. Phys.) 

LIQUID (Sci.) 

LIQUOR (Biol. Chem.) 

Litmus (Chem. Physiol.) 

LUKEWARM (Chem.) 

LUMP 

LUSTER (Chem. ) 

LUSTROUS 

LYE (Chem.) 


lymphatic (EMUta, : 
lyonnaise 


MACHINE (Geog. Phys.) - 
MACKEREL (Geog. ) , 
MADRAS Ashe, 
magnesium (Biol. Chem.) 
MALARIA (Biol... Physiol.) 
maline 
MALNOURISHED 
MALNUTRITION (Biol. 
Physiol. ) 


MAMMAL (Biol. Physiol.) 


MANGLE 


MODIFY - (Biol. PRO 
MOISTEN 

MOISTURE (Sci.) 
MOLD (Biol.) 

moles 


- monotonous 


monoxide (Biol. Chem.) 
mordant (Chem.) 
mottled 

MUSCLES 

musk 

myosin 


naphtha (Chem. Geog.) 


MASTICATE (Biol. Physiol.) NEUTRALIZE (Sci.) 


MATTER (Scé) 

MATTING 

MATURE (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

MATURITY 

MEASURE 

MEDALLION 

MEDIUM (Biol. Phys.) - 

MELT (Phys.) 

MEMBRANE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

MEND 

METABOLISM 

METAL (Sci.) 

metric 

MICROBE (Biol. Physiol.) 

MICROORGANISM (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

MICROSCOPE (Sci.) 

midrib 

MILDEW (Biol.) 

MINERAL (Sci.) 

MINIMUM. (Sci.) 

MISCELLANEOUS 

MITER 

MIXTURE (Sci.) 

MODE 

MODEL (Phys.) 


NITROGEN (Scl.) 

NITROGENOUS (Chem.) 

NON-CONDUCTOR (Chem, 
Phys.) 

non-crystalline 

NORMAL 

NOURISHMENT (Biol.) 

nucleus (Physiol.) 

NUTRITION (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

NUTRITIOUS 


obesity 

ODOR 

okra 

olein (Chem.) 

OLEOMARGARINE (Chem. 
Geog. ) 


“opaque (Chem. Physiol.) 


ORGANIC (Sci.) 


ORGANISM (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol. ) 
ORNAMENTATION 
ossein 
OUNCE (Phys.) 
outlet (Geog.) 
OVERBALANCED 
overtaxing 


oxalic (Chem.) 
OXIDATION (Sci.) 
OXYGEN (Sci.) 


PALATABLE ( Biol.) 

PANEL 

PANTRY 

PARALLEL (Geog. Phys.) 

PARASITE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

PARTICLES (Biol. Geog. 
Phys.) 

PASTE 

PASTEURIZE (Biol.) 

PATIENT 

PENETRATE (Biol. Geog.) 

pepsin (Physiol.) 

peptones (Biol. Physiol.) 

PERISHABLE (Physiol. ) 

peristalsis (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

permeate (Phys.) 

PEROXIDE (Biol. Chem.) 

PERSPIRATION (Biol. 
Physiol. ) . 

petroleum (Chem. Geog.) 

phosphorus (Sci.) 

PHYSICAL (Sci.) 

PHYSIOLOGY ( Biol.) 

pierced 

PIGEON 

pilot 

PIMENTO. 

pine nuts | 

plasma (Biol. Physiol.) 

POISONOUS (Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

POLISHING 

PORCELAIN (Chem. Geog.) 

PORES (Biol. Chem.) 

POROUS (Sci.) 

portal (Bvol.) 

portiére 


- PORTION 
potash (Biol. Chem.) 


potasstum (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol.) 
poultice 
~POWDERED (Chem. ) 
PRECIPITATION (Sci.) 
PREDIGESTED 
PREDOMINATE 
preliminary 
PREPARATION 
PRESERVATION (Sci.) 
PRESERVATIVE (Chem. ) 
PRESERV& 
prevalence 
pricks 
PRINCIPLE (Sci. ) 
PROCESS (Sci.) 
PROJECT 
PROPERTIES (Sci.) 
PROPORTIONS (Sci. ) 
PROTEIN (Biol. Chem.) 
protoplasm (Sct.) 


PTOMAINE (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol.) 


ptyalin (Biol. Physiol.) 


PULVERIZE (Sci. ) 

PURIFY (Chem. ) 

push pins 

PUTRIFY (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 


QUALITIES (Scei.) 
QUART (Chem. ) 


QT. 


RACK 

RADIATION (Sci.) 
RANCID (Chem. ) 
ratio (Phys.) 
RATION (Biol.) 
reaction (Scv.) 
RECEIPTS 


rectangular (Phys.) 

REFINE (Chem. Phys.) 

REFUSE (Chem. Physiol.) 

regeneration (Chem. 
Phys.) 

REGULATE (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol. ) 

REINFORCE 

RELATIVE (Sci.) 

RELIABLE 

RELISH 

REMODEL 

REMOVE 


' render 


RENOVATE 

replenish 

representation 

REPRODUCTION ( Biol.) 

REQUIREMENT 

RESIDUE (Chem.) 

resistant (Sci.) 

RESPIRATION (Sei.) 

restrict 

retention (Phys.) 

reverse (Biol. Chem. 
Phys.) 

RICKETS (Physiol. ) 

RINSE 

roots ( Biol.) 

ROT (Geog.) 

rotate (Phys.) 


SALIVARY (Biol. Physiol.) 

SAL SODA (Chem.) 

saltpetre (Geog.) 

SANITARY (Chem. 
Physiol.) 

sapontfication (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

SATURATE (Sci. ) 

SCALD 

SCALES (Geog.) 

SCANT 


oe | 


SCHEDULE 

SCIENCE (Sci.) 

scorbutic 

SCORCH 

SCOUR 

SCRAMBLE 

SCRAPE 

SCRAPS 

scrolls 

scum. (Biol.) 

seal (Geog.) 

SEASON 

SEASONABLE (CGeog.) 

SECONDS 

SECRETION (Biol.) 

sedentary (Biol. Physiol.) 

sediment (Biol. Chem. 
Geog.) 

seeding 

SELECTION (Biol... Phys.) 

SERUM ( Physiol.) 

SERVICEABLE 

SHEET-IRON 

SHOPPING 

SHORTEN 

SHOWY 

SHREDDED 

SIDEBOARD 

silicate (Chem.) 

‘SIZING’? 

SKIN (Geog.) 

SLANTING 

SLASH 

SLICE 

slides 

SOAP POWDER (Chem.) 

SOAP SHAKER 

sopA (Chem. ) 

sodium (Chem. Physiol.) 

solidity (Chem.) 

SOLUBLE (Sci.) 

SOLVENT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 


SOUR 

SPARINGLY 

SPATTER 

spice (Geog.) 

spiral (Biol. Phys. 
Physiol.) 

split 

SPONGE (Biol. Geog.) 

SPOOL 

spore 

SPRINKLE 

SPROUT (Biol.) 

STAGNANT (Biol. Geog. 
Physiol.) 

STAIN 

STANDARD 

STAPLE (Biol.) 

STARCH (Sci.) 

STARCHY 

STATIONERY ( Phys.) 

stay 

STEAM (Geog. Phys.) 

steapsin (Briol.) 

STEEP 

(STERILIZATION 

STERILIZE (Biol. Chem. 
Geog. Physiol.) 


suction (Chem.) 
Subs (Chem.) 


sulphur (Sct.) 


supplementary 
SURPLUS (Sci.) 


suspension (Chem. Phys.) 


sustenance 
sweatshop 
SYNTHETIC (Chem. ) 


TACK 

TALCUM (Chem.) 
tannic (Biol.) 
TANNIN (Chem.) 
tartar (Physiol.) 
TARTARIC (Chem.) 
TEMPERATURE (Sci.) 
TENDENCY (Sci.) 
tendon | 
TENSION (Sci.) 
TEXTURE 
THERMOMETER (Sci.) 
thermos (Chem.) 
thrift 

thymus (Biol.) 

tile 

tincture (Chem.) 


STIMULANT (Biol. Physiol.) Tint 


STIMULATE 
STIR 


stop-cock (Chem. Phys.) 


STORAGE (Sci.) 
STRAIN (Phys.) 
STRATA (Sci.) 
STRETCH (Phys.) 
STRINGY 

STRIPE 
SUBSTANCE (Sci.) . 
SUBSTANTIAL (Phys.) 


TISSUE (Biol. Chem.) 
ton (Phys.) 
TOUGHNESS 

toxin (Biol. Chem. 
_ Physiol.) 
transient 
translucent (Sc2.) 
TRANSPARENT (Sci. ) 
TRAP (Phys.) 
TRIMMING 

tripe 


SUBSTITUTE (Chem. Phys.) triple 


SUCCULENT 


triple fold 


tropical ( Geog.) 
truss 
TUBERCULOSIS (Sci.) 


tubular (Biol. Chem.) 


tuning 
TURPENTINE (Sci.) 
TYPHOID (Bicol. Physiol.) 


universal (Sct.) 

UNRAVEL 

UNTIDY 

upright 

urea (Bool. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

uric acid (Biol.) 

UTENSIL 

UTILIZE (Sci. ) 


VAGUUM (NSci.) 

vapor (Sct.) 

vaporize (Chem. Geog.) 

VARIATION (Sci.) 

VARIETY 

VARNISH (Chem.) 

vaseline (Chem. Geog.) 

vat (Chem.) 

veining 

VENTILATION (Sci.) 

vermin 

vertebrate (Biol.) 

vital (Biol. Physiol.) 

VITALITY (Physiol. ) 

volatile (Chem. Phys. 
Physiol.) 


WARE (Geog. ) 
WASTE PIPE 
WHIPPING 
WHOLESOME 
WOODWORK 
WRAPPER 


ALMOND 
ALLSPICE 
angelica 


APPETITE (Biol. Physiol.) 


APPETIZING 
APRICOT ( Geog.) 
ARTICHOKE (Biol.) 
ASPARAGUS 


BACON 
BAKING-POWDER 
baking-sheet 
BAKING SODA 
BATTER. (Chem. ) 
BAY LEAF 
BEEFSTEAK 
BISCUIT 

bisque 

BLANCH (Biol.) 
BLANC-MANGE 
BLEND 

bluefish ( Geog.) 
bologna 
BOUILLION 
braise 


BRAN (Chem. Geog.) 


BRAZIL NUTS 
BREAD FLOUR 
BREAD STICKS 
BUN 

butter nuts 
BUTTERINE 
BUTTERMILK 


CALORIC 
CALORIE (Sci. ) 
Camembert 
CANDIED 
CANDLING 
cannelon 
CANNING 
CANTALOUPE 


(2) Food Terms 


CARAMEL 
CARAMELIZE 
cassava (Biol.) 
CASSEROLE 
CATSUP 
CAULIFLOWER 
CELERY 


CEREAL (Biol. Geog. 


Physiol. ) 
chard 
charlotte 
Cheddar 
CHESTNUT (Geog. ) 
chickory 
CHILE-CON-CARNE 
CHOPS 
CHOWDER 
chuck 
CINNAMON 
CLAMS (Geog.) 
CLOVES (Geog.) 
COCOA 
CODFISH (Geog.) 
COLANDER 
COLD DIPPED 
COLD PACK 
compote 


CULINARY 

CURD (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

CURING 

CURRANTS 

curry 

CUSTARD 

CUTLETS 


delicatessen 


- DESSERT 


DICED 
dill 

DOUGH 

DREDGE (Geog. ) 
drip coffee 
DRIPPINGS 
DROP-BATTER 
droplets (Chem.) 
DUMPLING | 


eclair 
Edam 
EGG-NOG 
ENDIVE 


filbert 


CONDIMENT (Biol. Physiol.) fish roe 


CONFECTION 
CONFECTIONERS 
COOKERY 


core (Phys. Physiol.) 


CORNED 
CORN FLAKES 
CORNMEAL 
CORNSTARCH 
CRANBERRIES 
OREAMED 
CROQUETTES 
CROUTON 

crust (Chem.) 
CUCUMBER 


FOODSTUFFS (Biol. Geog. 


Physiol.) 
FONDANT 
FONDUE 
foreshank 
FOWL (Geog. ) 
frankforters - 
frappé 
FREEZER 
FRENCH DRESSING 
FRICASSE 
FRITTER 
FROSTING 
FRY 


FUDGE 
‘*RUEL FOODS’’ 


GAME | 

GARBAGE (Geog.) 

GARLIC 

GELATIN (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

GIBLET 

gulls (Biol.) 

GINGERBREAD 

GIZZARD ( Biol.) 

glacé 

GLAZE (Chem. ) 

GLUCOSE (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

GLUTEN (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 

glutenin 

GRAHAM 

GRAIN (Geog.) 

GRAPENUTS 

GREASY 

GREENS 

griddle 

gristle ( Biol.) 

grits 

GRUEL 


haddock (Geog.) 
HALIBUT (Geog.) 
HAZEL NUTS 
HERBS 

HICKORY NUTS 
HIND QUARTER 
HOMINY (Geog.) 
HORSERADISH 
HOT-PACK 
HUCKLEBERRIES 
hulls | 
husk 


ICES 
ICING 


JAM 
JELLY 

JUICE (Geog. ) 
jumbles 
JUNKET 


kale 

KERNEL (Biol. Geog.) 
KNEAD 

KOHLRABI (Biol.) 


LAMB 
LEAF-LARD 

LEAN 

LEAVEN 

LEFT-OVERS 

LEGUME (Biol.) 
legumin (Biol. Chem.) 
LENTIL (Biol.) 
LETTUCE 

LIMA BEANS 

LIVER (Biol. Physiol.) 
LOIN 

LUNCHEON 


MACARONI 
MACAROON 
malt (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol.) 
marguerite 
MARMALADE 
MARROW (Biol.) 
MASH 
marinate 
MAYONNAISE 
MEALY 
MENU 
MERINGUE 
middlings 
milling 


10 


MINCED 
MOLASSES 

MOUSSE 

MUFFINS 

MusH (Biol. Physiol.) 
MUSHROOMS 
MUSKMELONS 
MUTTON (Geog.) 


Neufechatel 

nibs 

NOODLES 

NUTMEG 

NUTRIENT (Biol. Chem. 
Physiol. ) 

NUTRIMENTS 


OATMEAL 
OLIVE OIL (Geog.) 
OMELET 

ONE DISH MEAL 
OPEN KETTLE 
OVER-RIPE __ 
OYSTER (Geog.) 


| PACKED’? EGGS 

PAN BROIL 

PANCAKE 

PANCREAS (Biol. Physiol.) 
pancreatic (Biol. Physiol.) 
PANNED . 

panocha 

PAPRIKA 

PARAFFIN (Sci.) 

PARBOIL 

PARCH 

PARE 

PARKERHOUSE 

PARSLEY 

PASTRY 

PATTIE 

PEANUT 

PECAN’ 

PECTIN 


pectose 

PEEL 

peeler 
peppercorn 
PEPPERS 
PERCOLATE (Phys.) 
PERCOLATOR 
PICKLING 
PINFEATHERS 
PINEAPPLE 
pistachio 

PLANK (Phys.) 
plate scraper 
PLATTER 

PLUCK 

POACH 

POPOVER 
PORTERHOUSE 
POTATO (Geog. ) 
POT ROAST 
POULTRY (Geog.) 
POUND CAKE 
POUR BATTER 
PRIME RIBS 
°RUNES (Geog. ) 
PUFFED RICE 
PULP (Biol. Geog.) 
purée 


qual 

QUICK BREAD 
QUICK DOUGH 
QUINCE 


RAISINS (Geog.) 
ramekin 
RAREBIT 
RECIPE 


REFRIGERATION (Sci.) 
REFRIGERATOR (Sci.) 


RENNET 


RENNIN (Chem. Physiol.) 


RHUBARB 


RIB ( Physiol.) 
RICER | 
RIND (Biol. ) 
ROAST 

ROLLED OATS 
Roquefort 
ROUND STEAK 
RUMP 

RYE 


SALAD 

salsify 
SALTINE 
SANDWICH 
sardine (Geog.) 
SAUCE 
SAUCEPAN 
SAUSAGE 
SAUTE 

savor 

SAVORY 
scrapple 
SEAR 

SHAD 

shank 
SHERBERT 
SHORT CAKE 
SHORTENING 
shrimps 

SIEVE 

SIFT 

SILENCE CLOTH 
SIMMER 

SINK STRAINER 
SIRLOIN 
skewer 
SKILLET 

SKIM 
skimmer 
SLAUGHTER (Geog.) 
SLAW 

smelts 
SMOTHER 


11 


SOFT DOUGH 
SOGGY 

sorghum (Geog.) 
sorrel 

SOUFFLE 

soup sticks 

soy bean (Geog.) 
SPAGHETTI 
sparers 
SPATULA 
SPINACH 

spk. 

SQUAB 

squash 

STEAK 

stearin (Chem.) 
stemming 

stew (Phys.) 
STIFF DOUGH 
STOCK (Geog. ) 
STRAWBERRIES 
SUCCOTASH 
sucrose (Chem.) 
SUET (Biol.) 
SWEETBREADS 
SWISS STEAK 


SyRuUP (Biol. Geog.) 


T. 
TABLESPOON 
TAFFY 
TAPIOCA (Geog.) 
tarpaulin 
TART 

T-BONE 

TBSP. 
TEASPOON 
tea-cart 
TENDERLOIN 
theine 

THICK BATTER 


THICKEN 


THICKENING 


threshing ( Geog.) 
timbale . 
TOP MILK 
trichina 

TSP. 

tuber (Bvrol.) 
TUMBLER 

tuna 

Tureen 


UNCOOKED 
UNDERN OURISHED 
UNDERWEIGHT 


VANILLA (Geog. ) 


AcCESsoRY (Biol. Geog.) 
accordion 

AEROPLANE CLOTH 
albatross 

alpaca (Geog.) 
APPAREL 

APPLIQUE 

ARMHOLE 

ATTIRE 


BACKSTITCH 

bagging 

bale (Geog.) 

BAND (Geog.) 

BAR ( Geog.) 

basque 

bast (Biol.) 

BASTE 

Batik 

batiste 

_battenng 

BEADING | 
_ BEAVER (Geog. ) 
Bedford Cord 
BELTING 

berkeley 


VEAL ! 
VEGETABLE (Geog. ) 
vermicella 

VINEGAR ( Geog.) 
viscogen 

VITAMIN (Biol. Physiol.) 


WAFER 
WAFFLES 

WALNUT (Geog.) 
WATER CRESS 
WATER-GLASS (Chem.) 
WATERMELONS 

WATER SOLUBLE 

WAX 


(3) .Clothing Terms 


betweens 

BIAS 

bib 

BINDING (Geog. ) 
BLANKET-STITCH 
BLOOMERS 


‘BLOUSE 


BOBBIN 
BODICE 
BODKIN 
bolivia 

BOLT ( Phys.) 
BOX PLEAT 
BRAIDS 
BRASSIER 
BRIER STITCH 
brillantine 
BROADCLOTH 
BROCADE 
BUCKRUM 
bunting 
BURLAP 

BUST 
butchers linen 
BUTTON 


BUTTONHOLE 


12 


wheatena 


WHEY (Biol. Chem.) 


WHITE FISH 
WHITE SAUCE 
WHOLE WHEAT 


WILT 


WINDPIPE 


WINTERGREEN (Chem.) 


yam (Biol.) 


YEAST (Biol. Chem. 


Physiol. ) 
YOLK (Biol.) 


eweiback 


calendering 
CALICO 
CAMBRIC 
CAMISOLE 
CANTON 
CANVAS 
CARDING 
cartridge cloth 
CASHMERE 
CASING (Physiol.) 
CATCH-STITCH 
CHAIN-STITCH 
CHALLIE 
CHAMBRAY 
chamois ( Geog.) 
CHARMEUSE 
CHEESECLOTH 
CHEMISE 
chemisette 
chentile 

chevrot 

chevron 
CHIFFON 

CHINA SILK 
chinchilla 
CHINTZ 


cloth beam ECRU | garb 


CLOTHING ( Geog.) EDGING GARMENT 
CLUNY ELASTIC (Sci. ) GATHER 
continuous lap EMBLEM GATHERINGS 
coral stitch EMBROIDERY GAUGE (Chem. Phys.) 
corduroy EMERY - GEORGETTE 
COSTUME | entre-deux GINGHAM 
COTTON (Geog.) eponge GINNING 
COTTON SEED etamine serge yous GIRDLE (Biol.) 
*“cover”’ | EYELET gloria 
COVER BAGS godet | 
coverlet FABRIC (Chem.) ' GORE 
covert FACING gossamer 
CRASH FADE grenadine 
oraiendtte _FAGOT | GROSGRAIN 
Ceres faalle ground-downs 
eee FAN-END GUIDE (Phys.) 
Aeon FASHION guimpes 
FASTENER GUSSET 
CRETONNE 
AS featherbone 
crinoline ) : 
FEATHERSTITCH habutai 
Caeye. FELLED - hackled 
Sea TC FELT : HANDIWORK 
CUFF FILET HANDKERCHIEF 
custom-made FITTING i HANGERS 
FLANNEL hanks 
DAMASK FLANNELETTE heddle 
‘DARNING FLAT FELL HEM 
DARTS FLEECE HEM MARKER 
denim fleece-lined HEMMING STITCH 
diamond stitch FLOSS HEMSTITCH 
DIAPER _ FLOUNCE Henrietia 
DIMITY | four-strand herringbone 
acl FOOTING HIP LENGTH 
Rah 20a foulard | HIP LINE 
Ra FRAYING HOMESPUN 
FRENCH HEM HOOKS (Phys.) 
DRY-CLEANED 
FRENCH KNOTS HOSIERY (Geog.) 
Fe ries FRENCH SEAM huckaback 
duvet de larne FULL-FASHIONED 
DUVETYN | INDIAN HEAD 
DYE (Chem. Geog.) GABARDINE INSERTION 
DYED-IN-YARN GALATEA ! INVISIBLE (Chem.) 


13 


JACKET 
jean cloth 


JUTE (Biol. Geog.) 


kersey 

khaka 

KIMONO 

kalt 
KNICKERBOCKERS 
KNIT 


lacing 

ladies cloth 
LAPEL 
LAPPED SEAM 
landsdowne 
LAVENDER 
LAWN 
layette 
LAZY-DAISY 
LENGTHEN 
LENGTHWISE 
LINEN (Geog.) 
LINGERIE 
LINING 

LINT 

linters 

LISLE 
LONGCLOTH 
LOOM 

Loop (Phys.) 


mannish 
MARQUISETTE 
MATERIAL (Sci. ) 
melton cloth 


MERCERIZE (Chem.) 


merino 

mesh 

MESSALINE 

MIDDY 

MILLINER (Geog.) 
MILLINERY 


MOHAIR 
motreé 
MONOGRAM 
MUFFLER 
MULL 
mungo 
MUSLIN 


NAINSOOK 
NAP 

NAPKIN 
nappery 
NECKBAND 
NEEDLE (Geog. Phys.) 
NEEDLE-BAR 
NEEDLEWORK 
NEGLIGEE 
NET 
NIGHTDRESS 
NOTCHES 


ORGANDIE 
organzine 
OUTING 
OUTLINING 
OVERCASTING 
OVERHANDING 
OVERLAPPING 


PADDING 
PATCH 
PATCHWORK 
PATTERN 
PEPLUM 
PERCALE 
percaline 
PERFORATION (Sci.) 
PETTICOAT 
PICOT 
PIECING 

pile 
pinking 
PIPING 


14 


pique 

PLACKET 

PLAID 

PLAIN SEAM 
PLAITS 

PLEATS 

PLIABLE ( Phys.) 
PLUSH 

POLKA DOT 

polo cloth 
PONGEE 

POPLIN 

PRESSER FOOT 
PRINCESS SLIP 
Prussian binding 
PUFF 

PUMPS 

purl 


quilter 


rajah 

ramve linen 
RATINE 

RAVEL 

RAW EDGE 

RAW SILK 
READY MADE 
reeled silk 

reel . 
retting 

revers 

RIPPLING 
ROMPERS 
ROSETTE (Biol. ) 
ruching 
RUFFLE 

rumple 
RUNNING STITCH 
Russian crash 


sacque : 
sampler 


sandal 

SASH 

SATEEN 

SATIN STITCH 
SCALLOP 

SCARF 

SCISSORS 

SCRIM 

scutch 

SEAM 

seersucker 
SELVAGE 

SERGE 
SERPENTINE (Chem.) 
serration | 
shantung 

SHEARS (Phys.) 
SHEETING 
SHIRRING 
SHIRTING 
SHIRTWAIST 
SHODDY 

SHRINK 

SHUTTLE 

SILK (Geog.) 
silkoline 
SILKWORM (Geog.) 
silvertone 

SKEIN 

sleazy 

_ SLEEVE FORM 

. SLEEVE PROTECTOR 
SLIPS ( Biol.) 
SLIP-STITCH 

slot seam 

slub 

SMOCK 

SNAPS 

soutache 


_ SPIN 


spindle (Biol. Phys.) 
stencil 
STIFFENING 


stiletto 

STITCH 
stockinet 
STRAND (Phys.) 
STROKING 

STYLE (Biol.) 
SUEDE 


TAFFETA 
TAILOR-BASTE 
TAILORED 
TAILOR’S CHALK 
TAILOR’S SQUARE 
TAILOR’S TACKS 
TAPE 

TAPE-LINE 
TAPE-MEASURE 
TAPESTRY (Geog. ) 
TATTING 

TAUPE 

teasels 


TEXTILE (Chem. Geog.) 


THIMBLE 
THREAD END 
TICKING 
torchon 
TOWELING 
trace (Chem.) 
TRACING WHEEL 
TRANSFER ( Phys.) 
treadle 

tricot 
TRICOTINE 
TUCK 

TUCKER 

TUNIC 

tussah 

TWEED 

TWILL 

TWIST 


UNBLEACHED 
UNDERARM 


15 


under bodice 
UNDERLAP 
UNDERWAIST 
UNFINISHED 
UNIFORM 
union suit 


VAL LACE 
valance (Chem.) 
Valenciennes 
velour 
VELVET 
VELVETEEN 
vent 
Venetian 
vestee 

VOGUE 

VOILE 


WAISTBAND 
WAISTLINE 
WARDROBE 
WARP 

wave stitch 
WEAVE (Geog.) 
WEBBING 


WEIGHTING (Phys.) 


welt 
whalebone 
WHIPCORD 
WOOF 
WOOLEN (Geog.) 
wool poplin 
WORSTED 

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WRINKLE 


YARN 
YOKE 


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Developed by Luella Cole Pressey 
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The Ohio State University 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 13: MANUAL TRAINING. (Woodwork and Elementary Metal Work) 


The following lists contain the important technical words appearing in text- 
books in Manual Training. The words in capitals are the terms considered most 
important by teachers; these words should be learned first. The words in italics 
are somewhat less important but should be learned. The words in ordinary type 
are not very important, but they appear frequently in textbooks; therefore, 
their meaning should be known. 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


MANUAL TRAINING 


abrasive ART bast 
absorb ARTISTIC BASTARD 
ACID asbestos battens 
adaptation ASH BEAM 
ALCOHOL asphalt BEECH 
alligator wrench ASSEMBLING BEESWAX 
alloy AUGER BELLOWS 
altitude AUGER BIT BELTING 
aluminum auxthary BENCH HOOK 
amalgam AWL BENCH STOP 
ammonia AXIS benzine 
anchor AXLE Bessemer 
ANGLE BEVEL 
ANGLE IRON babbit BEVEL SQUARE 
anneal backing hammer bin 
ANVIL back lash BINDING 
APEX BACK SAW BIRCH 
APPARATUS balance BIRD’S EYE MAPLE 
appliance balustrade BISECT 
APRON ball plane BIT 
arbor BAR BIT BRACE 
ARC BASE bituminous 

~ ARCHITECTURAL BASSWOOD BLACKSMITHING 


BLADE 

blast 

blast furnace 
BLIND HOLE 
BLOCK PLANE 
blowpipe 
BLUEPRINT 
biunt 

BOARD FOOT 
BOLT 

borax 

bore 

BRACE 
BRACKET 
BRAD 

BRASS 

braze 

broad leaf 
bronze 
buckling 
bulge 
BURNISH 
BURR 

BUTT 
butterfly nut 
BUTT JOINT 
butt weld 


CABINET 
CALIPERS 
ealeulate 

cam 
cancellation 
canvas 

cap chisel 
cap vron 

caps 
CAPSCREW 
carbon 
CARBORUNDUM 
CARPENTRY 
CARRIAGE BOLT 
CARVING 


case hardened 
cast gears 
CAST IRON 
casting 

castor 

caulk 

CEDAR 
CEMENT 
centering chisel 
CENTER POST 
CENTER PUNCH 
CHAMFER 
chamois 
charcoal 
chasing tool 
CHECKING 
chemical 
CHESTNUT 
chilling 
CHISEL 
chrome steel 
CHUCK 

cinder 
circular pitch 
CLAMP 

CLAMP VISE 
CLAW HAMMER 
clay 
CLEARANCE 
CLEATS 

clevis 

clinker 
clogging 
CLOSE GRAINED 
COARSE GRAINED 
COG WHEEL 
cohesion 

cowl 
COINCIDE 

COKE 

COLD CHISEL 
combustion 
commutator 


COMPASS 
COMPASS SAW 
complementary 
compression 
concave 
concentric 
CONCRETE 
conductiwity 
cone 

conical 
conifer 
consistency 
constituent 
contour 
contraction 
conventional 
CONVEX 

cope 

COPING SAW 
core 
core-box 
core-print 
corner plate 
corrugations 
COTTER PIN 
COTTONWOOD 
COUNTERSINK 
CRANK 
crease 
creosote 
CROSSBAR 
CROSSCUT | 
CROSS GRAINED 
cross hatch 
CROSS LAP 
CROSS PIECE 
cross section 
CROWBAR 
crucible steel 


culls 


curvature 
CURVES 
cut gears 


CUTTER 
cutting trons 
CUTTING OFF 
cutting lip 
CUTTING PLANE 
CYLINDRICAL 
CYPRESS 


DADOS 
decoration 
depression 
DESIGN 
deteriorate 
device 
DIAGONAL 
DIAGRAM 
DIAMETER 
diamond point 
dilute 
DIMENSIGN 
dipper 

disc 
discoloration 
DIVIDERS 
dogs 

double tron 
double tree 
DOVETAIL 
DOWEL | 
DRAFT 
DRAFTSMAN 
drag 

draw boring 
DRAWING KNIFE 
drawing out 
drift pin 
DRILL 

DRILL BIT 
DRILL PRESS 
drip pin 
drop forge 
durable 

aye 


earthenware 
EBONY 
edging 
electrotyping 
ELEVATION 
ellipse 
embedded 
emboss 
EMERY 
ENAMEL 

end gate 
energy 
engineering 
engraving 
EQUIDISTANT 
EQUILATERAL 
escutcheon 
etching 
evergreen 
excavate 
excelsior 
exhaust 
EXPANSION 
explosive 
extension 
EXTENSION BIT 
EYEBOLT 

eye chisel 


FACE PLATE 
facet 
FAHRENHEIT 
faience 
feather edge 
ferule 

fibre 

fibrous 

FILE 

filings 
FILLER 
fillets 

filter 

FINE GRAINED 


FINISHING 
fire brick 
FLANGE 
flask 
flatter 

flat weld 
flume 

flush 
fluted 

flux 
foreshorten 
forge 
forming 
formula 
forstner bit 


- fracture 


FRAME 
FREEHAND 
French curve 
fretwork 
FRICTION 

frog 

fuel 

fuller 

fumes 

fuse 


galvanize 
GAUGE 
gauge pin 
gears 
generator 
GIMLET 
gump 
glaze 
glazer 
GLUE 
graduated 
GRAIN 
graphical 
GRIND 
GRINDSTONE 
grit 


~ 


GROOVE | 
GUIDE LINES 
gun metal 


hack berry 
HACK SAW 
HALF LAP 
half tone 
HALVED JOINT 
HAMMAR 
handicraft 
HAND SCREW 
HANGER 
hardening 
hardie 
harmony 
harness 
HATCHET 
heading tool 
headstock 
hearth 
HEARTWOOD 
HEMLOCK 
HICKORY 


high speed steel 


HINGE 

hob nail 
hollow bit 
HONING 
HORIZONTAL 
horn 

horse power 
hydraulic 
HYPOTENUSE 


ILLUSTRATION 
implement 
impurity 
inclination 
incline 
INDUSTRY 
ingot 
ingredients 


INLAY 
INSCRIBE 
insert 

install 
INSTRUMENT 
INTERSECTION 
ironing 
isometric 
ISOSCELES 


JACK KNIFE 
JACK PLANE 
jamb 
japanned 
JAWS 

JIG SAW 
JOINTER 
JOIST 


kerf 
kerosene 
KEYED JOINT 
KEYHOLE SAW 
kiln 

KILN DRIED 
kindling 
kink 

KIT 

knob 
KNOTHOLE 


lacquer 
lagging wp 
lapping 

lap wel 
LATERAL 
lath 

LATHE 

LAY OUT 
leads 
LENGTHWISE 
LETTERING 
level square 


LEVER 
lamestone 
lamewood 
LINEAR 
links 
LINSEED 
lip 

locust 
LOGGING 
longitudinal 
long splice 
LUBRICANT 
lug 
LUMBER - 


MACHINERY 
machine steel 
magnetic 
MAHOGANY 
main shafting 
malleable 
MALLET 
mandrel 
MANUAL TRAINING 
MAR 

MARGIN 
MARKING GAUGE 
mattock 
MEASUREMENT 
MECHANIC 
MECHANICAL 
melting 
mercury 
METAL 
metallic 
meter 
micrometer 
mill cut 

mill files 
Mission 

MITER 

MODEL 
MOISTURE 


mold 

molten 

MONKEY WRENCH 
monogram 
mordant 

mortar 

MORTISE 

muriatre 


NAIL 

nib 

nickel 

NICKS ‘ 
Norway tron 
NOSING 
NOTCHING 
nozzle 

NUT 


OBLIQUE 
OCTAGON 
OCTAGONAL 
OILSTONE 


OPEN END WRENCH 


OPEN GRAIN 
ore 
orthographic 
OUTLINE 
oxide 

oxidize 
oxygen 


PANEL 

PANEL SAW 
paraffin 
PARALLEL 
PARALLELOGRAM 
paring 
PARTITION 
PATTERN 
peen 

peen hammer 
PEG 


PERPENDICULAR 
PERSPECTIVE 
pictorial 
prg iron 
pigment 
PIN 

pin drill 
PINCERS 
pinion 
piston 
PITCH 

pith 

pwot 
PLANE 
PLANER 
plaster of Parts 
PLATE 
platinum 
PLIERS 
PLUMB 
PLUMB BOB 
PLUMB LINE 
POLISH 
POPLAR 
porcelain 
pores 
porous 
portable 
Portland cement 
power 
pressure 
prism 
PROJECT 
PROJECTION 
prong 
PROOF 
proportion 
protractor 
PRY 

PULLEY 
pulp 
pulverize 
PUMICE 


PULTY 
PYRAMID 


QUARTERED 


QUARTER SAWN 


RABBET 
RACK 
radial 
RADIUS 
RAFTERS 
RAIL 
rake 
range 
RASP 
RATCHET 
RECTANGLE 


RECTANGULAR 


reduce 
REDWOOD 
rehardening 
REINFORCE 
RESAW 
re-set 
resin 
RESURFACE 
reverse 
ribs 

ridge pole 
rim 

RIP SAW 
RIVET 

ROD 

rose bit 
ROSEWOOD 
ROUGHING 
RULER 
runners 


saddle 
sag 
SANDPAPER 


sandstone 
SAPWOOD 
SASH 

saw buck 
SAWDUST 
SAW FRAME 
SAW HORSE 
SAW KERF 
SAW SET 
scales 
sconce 
SCRAPER 
scrap tron 
SCREW 
screw bit 
SCREW DRIVER 
SCREW EYE 
SCREW HEAD 
scribe 
seriber. 
scroll 
seams 
SEASONED 
SECTIONAL 
segment 
set hammer 
SET SCREW 
setting 
shade lines 
shaft 
shank 
shaping 
SHAVINGS 
‘SHEARS 
shearing 
sheeting 
sheet metal 
SHELLAC 
shim 
SHINGLE 
ship lap board 
shipper 
SHORT JOINTER 


SHOULDER 
SHRINKAGE 
SHRINK RULE 
side joint 

‘“ signature’ 
sill 

silver 
singletrees 
sink 

SIZING 

slant 

SLAT 

SLEDGE 
SLIDE 

shde rest 
sliver 
slotted 
slotted nut 
sloyd 

SNIPS 

socket 
SOLDER 

sole 

solution 
spacing 
SPECIFICATION 
spherical 
SPIKE 

SPIRIT LEVEL 
spirits 
splice 
SPLINTER 
splits 
splitting 
split weld 
SPOKE 
SPOKESHAVE 
spring caich 
SPRUCE 


_ SQUEEZER 


staggered 
STAINING 
STAPLE 


STATIONERY 
STEEL 
STEEL WOOL 
stencil. 

step cone 
stiles 


STRAIGHT GRAINED 


strand 
stretchout 
stringer 
stroke 
STRUCTURAL 
stud 
superstructure 
SURFACE 
surface block 
surface plate 
swage 

swivel 
SYCAMORE 
symbol 
SYMMETRICAL 


TABOURET 
TACKING 
tallow 

tang 
TANGENT 
TAPER 
taps 

T BEVEL 
technical 
TEMPER 
temperature 
template 
templet 
tenacity 
TENON 
TEN-PENNY 
tensile 
tension 
texture 

T’ plate 


thinners 
THREE PLY 
THUMB SCREW 
THUMB TACKS 
TIMBER 
timber hitch 
TIN 

TIN FOWL 
linning 
tinplate 

TOEN AILING 
TONGS 
TONGUE 
TOOLS 

tool steel 
TOOTH PLANE 
top jointing 
T-SQUARE 
turnbuckle 
TURNING SAW 
turning tool 
TURPENTINE 
tracer 
TRACING 
trellis 

trestle 
TRIANGLE 
TRIANGULAR 
trim 


TRIP HAMMER 
trougn 
trowel 
TRUING UP 


- TRY SQUARE 


T weld 
TWELVE-PENNY 
twist 

TWIST BIT 
TWIST DRILL 


UNDERCUT 
uniform 
UNRULED 
UPHOLSTER 
UPRIGHTS 
upset 
upsetting 


valves 
VARNISH 
veining 
VENEER 
vermer 
vertex 
VERTICAL 
vibration 
VISE 

VISE JAW 


visualize 
vulcanize 


WALNUT 

WARP 
WASHERS 
watermark 
WAXING 
WEATHER DRIED 
WEDGE 

WELD 

WHET 
WHETSTONE 
WHETTED UP 
whiffletree 
whitewood 
winding 

wind shakes 
WIRING 

WOOD SCREWS 
WOOD TURNING 
woodwork 
WORKBENCH 
WORKING EDGE 
WORKING FACE 
WORKMANSHIP 
WRENCH 
wrought iron 


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Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 14: ART 


The following list contains the important technical words appearing in the 
textbooks in Art work used in the schools. The words in capitals are considered 
by teachers as very important; these should be learned first. The words in italics 
are somewhat less important, but should be learned as soon as those in capitals 
have been mastered. 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


ART VOCABULARY 


ACCENTS BINARY CIRCULAR 
acute bisect circumscribe 
adjacent BLENDING classical 
angle BLOCKING IN CLAY 
angular BLOCK-PLANE COLOR 
APPRECIATION BLUE-PRINTING column 
arch bookbinder comparative 
architect BORDER COMPASS 
ARCHITECTURAL BRIGHT complement 
AREA BREADTH complementary 
ARRANGEMENT brilliancy COMPOSITION 
ART -* brocade | CONCAVE 
artificiality bronze concentric 
ARTISTIC BRUSH CONCEPTION 
art-pursutt CONE 
art-use canvas conformity 
attraction CARDBOARD conical 
axis cast construction 
CHALK CONSTRUCTIVE 
BACKGROUND characteristic continuity 
BALANCE | CHARCOAL contour 
base-board chart CONTRAST 
basketry chroma “CONVENTIONAL 


BEAUTY CIRCLE conventions 


convergence 
CONVEX 
COPY 
correlation 
COSTUME 
craft 
CRAYON 
creation 
CUBE 
cultwation 
CURVE 

CUT 
cutting-pane 
cycle 
CYLINDRIC 


DARK 

dash line 
DECORATIVE 
decorator 
deduction 
DEPTH 
DESIGN 
DETAILS 
diagonal 
diagram 
diameter 
DIMENSION 
discrimination 
DISTANCE 
distance point 
dome 
DOMINANT 
Doric 
DOTTED LINE 
dovetail 
DRAWING 
dull 

dyes 


easel 
EFFECT 
ELLIPSE 


ellipsoid 
elliptical 
equidistant 
equilateral 
esthetic 
etching 
EXHIBITION 
EYE-LEVEL 


FASHION 
FIGURE 
figure-painting 
figure-sculpture 
fired 

fixative 

focus 

folio 

foot-base 

force 
FOREGROUND 
foreshorten 
FORM 

FRAME 
FREE-HAND 
fresco 

full-face 


geometric 
glaze 

GLUE 
gothic 
GRACEFUL 
gradation 
grade line 
graphic art 
grayness 
grotesque 
ground-plane 


hammered 
HANDWORK 
hardness 
HARMONY 


HEAVY 
hectograph 
high-light 
historic 
HORIZONTAL 
HUE 


{LLUSTRATION 


Allustrative 


illustrator 
IMAGE 
IMAGERY 
IMAGINATION 
imitative 
implement 
incidental 
INCONGYUOUS 
INKING 

ink stone 
ink-wash 
INTENSITY 
interlace 
interpret 
intersection 
invention 
Tonic 
wosceles 


kindergarten 


LANDSCAPE 
LENGTH 
LETTERING 
LIGHT 

LINES 

line scheme 
lining in 
lithographic 
living-model 
LOCAL (COLOR) 


marginal 
masses 


massing 
MASTERPIECE 
MEASURE 
medium 
middle-distance 
middle value 
mimeograph 
minimize 
MODEL 
modelling 
molding 
motif 

MOTIVE 
moulding 
mount 
mucilage 
mural 


naturalistic 
NATURE 


nature-imitation 


needlework 
NEUTRAL 
nude 


OBJECT 
oblique 
oblong 
OBSERVATION 
oul 

opaque 
opposition 
ORANGE 
order 
ORIGINAL 
ORNAMENTAL 
OUTLINE 
oval 


painter 
PAINTING 
pallette 
panel 


PARALLEL 
PASTE 
PATTERN 
perception 
perimeter 
PERPENDICULAR 
PERSPECTIVE 
photograph 
pictorial 
PICTURE 
picture plane 
picturesque 
pigment 
pillar 

plane 
plastic 
plasticine 
plate 
portfolio 
portrait 
vortraiture 
portray 
pose 
POSITION 
POSTER 
pottery 
PRACTICE 
PREDOMINANT 
PRIMARY 
promitive 
principle 
print 
PRINTING 
prism 
profile 
progression 
projection 
PROPORTION 
pyramid 


QUALITY 


radwus 


raffia 
REALISTIG 
RECTANGLE 
reflection 
related 

relief 
renaissance 
REPETITION 
REPRESENTATION 
reproduction 
retouching 
RHYTHM 
rudimentary 
RULED 

ruling pen 


sequence 
serif 
setting 
scale 
SCENE 
scenery 
scheme 
scroll 
sculptors 
sculpture 
SHADE 
SHADOW 
SHAPE | 
shellac 
SIENNG 
SILHOUETTE 
simplicity 
SKETCH 
SKILL 
SKY-LINE 
SLOPE 
solid 
SPACING 
SPECIMEN 
spectrum 
sphere 
spots 


SQUARE 
stability 
stained 

statue 

STENCIL 
still-life 
strawboard 
stripes 

STROKE 
structural 
studio 

STUDY 

STYLE 

subdued 
SUBORDINATION 
supplementary 
SURFACE 
symbol 
symmetry 


tapering 
taste 


technical 
technique 
textile 
texture 
THICKNESS 
TINT 

TONE 
top-heavy 
torso 
TOUCHES. 
traceable 
TRACING 
transfer 
transparent 
triad 
TRIANGLE 
T-SQUARE 
turpentine 


UNBALANCED 
UNIFORM 


UNIT 
UNITY 
UNSYMMETRICAL 


vague 
VALUES 
VARIATION 
VARNISH 
vault 
vermillion 
vibration 
VIOLET 
vision 


waist-line 


WASHES 
WATER-COLOR 
width 
wood-block 
wood-cut 
woodwork 


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Developed by Luella Cole Pressey Published by the 
Department of Psychology PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. 
The Ohio State University BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 


THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SUBJECTS 
SECTION 15: MUSIC 


The following list contains the important technical words and phrases 
appearing in the music books that are used in the schools. The words in capitals 
are considered by teachers as very important; these should be studied first. 
The words in italics are considered less important, but should be learned as soon 
as those in capitals have been mastered. 


It is important that pupils should learn the meaning of the technical and 
difficult words in the subjects they study. If these terms are known, study of 
the subject will be easy. Further, mastery of the technical terms of a subject 
will bring with it mastery of the important ideas of that subject. These lists 
should, therefore, receive close study. Pupils should mark the words they do 
not know and look up their meanings. 


MUSIC VOCABULARY 


a capella anima cadenza 
ACCEL. ANIMATO cantabile 
ACCEL. E CRES. antecedent CANTATA 
ACCELERANDO arpeggto CANTO 
ACCENT ASCENDING CAROL 
ACCIDENTALS assar ?CELLO 
ACCOMPANIMENT A TEMPO characters 
ACTIVE augmented CHART 
_ ADAGIO CHOIR 

- ADDED LINE BAND choral 
AD. LIB. BAR chorale 
AD LIBITUM barcarolle CHORD 
AIR BARITONE CHORUS 
alla BASS CHROMATIC 
alla breve BASSO CLARINET 
AL FINE BASSOON CLEF 
alla marcia BATON C-CLEF 
allargando BEAT CODA 

- ALLEGRO brace colla voce 
ALLEGRETTO breadth compass 
ALTO BRILLIANTE compound 
ANDANTE brio con . 
andante cantabile con anima 
andantino cadence con brio 


CONDUCTOR | EF HOLD 


con fuoco dy! FA 
CON, MOTO falsetto IMITATION 
consequent F-CLEF inactive 
CONSONANTS FF, INSTRUMENT 
CON SPIRITO FI INSTRUMENTAL 
contra bassoon FIFE INTERLUDE 
CONTRALTO FIFTH INTERPRETATION 
CORNET FINALE INTERVAL 
COUNTING FINE intonation 
CRESCENDO flageolet INTRODUCTION 
CRES. FLAT inversion 
cymbals FLATTING 

flexible jovoso 
DA CAED fluently 
D. C. Cie KEYBOARD 
DECRESCENDO fiutelibe KEYS 
DEGREE 
delicato PL | LA 
DESCENDING ta ce Santa larghetto 
AE forzando eed 
DIATONIC HOVE PGT: LEGATO 
DICTATION FOUR-FOUR LEGER LINES 
DIM. FOURTH ‘LENTO 
DIMIN. fp. LETTERS 
diminished French horn LI 
DIMINUENDO LINE 
DO gavotte LOO 
DOLCE G-CLEF LOUD 
DOMINANT gvocoso 
DOT GRACE-NOTE m 
DOUBLE BAR grandioso ma 
DRUM OTAZIA maestoso 
D. g. grazroso MAJOR 
DUETT GUITAR MANDOLIN 

manual 

erghth HALF marcato 
energico HALF NOTE MARCH 
enharmonic HALF-STEP marcia 
ENUNCIATION harmonica maretale 
EXERCISE HARMONIZE mazurka 
expressive HARMONY MEASURE 
espressivo HEAD TONE mediant 


MELLOW 
MELODIC 
MELODY 
meno 
METERS 

— metric 
MeZZ0 
MEZZO FORTE 
mezzo piano 
MEZZO-SOPRANO 
MF. 

MI 

MINOR 
minuet 
minuetto 
mode 
MODERATO 
MODULATION 
molto 
monotone 
Mosso 

MOTIF 

moto 
MOVEMENT 
MP. 

MUSIC 
MUSICAL 
MUTE 


NATURAL 
neutral 
non 

non legato 
normal 
NOTATION 
NOTES 


_ oboe 
OBBLIGATO 
OCTAVE 
octavo 
ORAL 
ORCHESTRA 


ORCHESTRAL 
ORGAN 


P, 
PARLANDO 
PART 

PED. 

PEDAL 
period 
phonetic 
PHRASE 
PHRASING 
PIANISSIMO 
PIANO 
PIANOFORTE 
piccolo 
PITCH 
PITCH-PIPE 
pizzicato 
poco | 
poco & poco 
polka 

PP, 

PRESTO 
prestissimo 
primo 
PRONUNCIATION 


QUADRUPLE 
QUALITY 
QUARTER 
QUARTETTE 
QUASI 
quintette 


rau. 
rallentando 
RE 

REFRAIN 
register 
religioso 
REPEAT 
REST 


RHYTHM, 
RIT. 

RITARD 
RITARDANDO 
riten. 
ritenuto 
root 

ROTE 
rubato 


SAXOPHONE 
SCALE 
scherzando 
SCHERZO 
schottische 
SCORE 
SECOND 
sempre 
sequence 
sequential 
SEVENTH 
sextette 

sf. 
sforzando 
sf. 

SHARP 

SI 
SIGNATURE 
simile 
singing 
six-e1ght 
SIXTEENTHS 
sixth 

SKIPS 

SLUR 

sol 

SOLO 
SONATA 
SONGS 
SOPRANO 
sostenuto 
soto voce 
SPACE 


split time 
stace. 
STACCATO 
STAFF 
STANZA 
STAVES 
STEMS 

STEPS 

STOPS 
strident 
STRING 
subdominant 
submediant 
subtonic 
superdominant 
supertonic 
SUSTAIN 
SYLLABLES 
SYMBOLS 
SYMPHONY 
SYNCOPATION 


TE 

technical 

TEMPO 

tempo di marcia 
TENOR 


tenor clef 
tenuto 
term 
tetrachord 
theme 
THIRDS 
THREE-EIGHT 
THREE-FOUR 
TI 

TIE 

TIME 
TONAL 
TONE 
TONIC 
tranquillo 
TRANSPOSE 
TRAPS 
TREBLE 
trem. 
TREMOLO 
TRIADS 
TRIO 
TRIPLE 
TRIPLET 
TROMBONE 
troppo 
TRUMPET 


Lg 


0112 


tuba 
TUNE 
TWO-FOUR 


ukelele 
UNISON 
upper register 


VALSE 
vamp 
VERSE 
vigoroso 
VIOLA 
VIOLIN 
VIOLINCELLO 
| vwace 
vivo 
VOCAL 
voce 
VOICE 
VOLUME 
VOWELS 


WALTZ 
WHOLE 
WHOLE REST 
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